AN FRANCISLO SALOON L CENSES Rl:V0KED

TJ. S. WEATHER BUREAU, MAY 11. Last 24 hours' rainfall, .05. SUGAR-- 96 Degree Test Centrifugals, 3.48c; Per Temperature, Max. 77; Min. 69. Weather, variable. Ton, $69.60. 83 Analysis Beets. 8s ld; Per Ton, $74.80. ESTABLISHED JULV ? 1856.

VOL. XLIIL. NO. 7413. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, )y SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1906. PRICE FIVE CENTS. A AN FRANCISLO SALOON L CENSES Rl:V0KED

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- - 1 Real in San - . . Estate a . : 0 en by Authorities in " ' b Francisco Have Been w i M'jll'.J , i . 0 the Interest of Good Saved, and the Docu- Order in the Stricken ments in the Office City--No Liquor Sold of the Probate Court Since Earthquake-S- an 8 Are Also Found to Be Mateo County Intact. Wants Martial Law.

2 SAN FRANCISCO'S RETAIL DISTRICT. f. SAN FRANCISCO. May 5. The fev-rishn- ess (Associated Press Cablegrams.) which has marked the real SAN FRANCISCO, May 12. es-tat- e situation for a week seems to be All the saloon city-hav-e fast expending itself. Calmness is com- N licenses in the ing, and with: clearer judgment as to M0RGA REPORTS SEISMIC CENTE been revoked. the extent of the damage inflicted and Since the great earthquake, no saloon the prospects for the future. Men and has boon permitted to run in San Fran- women are making up their minds what E S cisco, and it was stated in the after- TOT GOVE RNOR AT BOLINA BAY noon cablegrams is best to be done, and will be ready yesterday that Mayor Schmitz had determined to act when the savings banks and in- to keep them closed indefinitely. The closiniz of the surance companies shall resiond to the-- saloons, under martial law and na a necessities of the situation. police measure, was a wise move and Very fortunately for owners of local was so recognized. The revocation of Details of the Comprehensive Work of Scientist Finds to Believe saloon licenses is a more Teal estate, building, on the Reason Earthquake serious thing, the Kohl the a move that is apt to be fraught with northeast corner of Montgomery and Which Has Great- momentous consequences. California streets, was scarcely in Director of the Hawaiian Relief Bureau Dismantled San Francisco In line with this policy, ia the request jured by fire. On a portion of of the sheriff of San Matao county, the aljo ground of Now in San Francisco, est Activity in Marin County. carried in the afternoon report of floor are located the offices the Associated Press, for the extension the California - Title Insurance and of martial law to his bailiwick in or- Trust Company, which is believed to der that the saloons there might like- have saved all of its memoranda wise be closed. Interesting reports" of his work as shown rap-direct- or A slight earthquake .shock was re memoranda which can be used in court I believe that the place will Professor E. Knowlton has just re filled new ones opened ajid that the - 2 yes- of come "P- On taking charge of the thirty-mil- Bo- - streams carry more water ported from Oakland at o'clock to of the Hawaiian relief bureau turned from a e walk to mountain to establish title land, evidence bureR" 1 to discontinue ' terday afternoon. That is, the cable in San Francisco were received from J?lieJ dded V, 1 4 iyj ouic indebtedness and proof of payments ree cable service to Honolulu and l,re rr gram was dated from Oakland. Jas. Morgan by Acting Governor At- - earthquake of loans in the absence of the official I. sent but one meas&ge cf names, oinit- - dence tffat the recent had effects G a shake much more severe kinson in the steamer China's mail, documents deposited at the City Hall, ting addresses. its center. Few if any of the houses than ours here In the city will do well BRITISH ULTIMATUM Two of the communications are printed This list was sent, as Mr. Fraser in that vicinity escapee damage, but to make haste, as the ocean and the most of which perished in the flames. - along EXPIRES ON SUNDAY. below, one giving the personnel of the occurred. There is' now land crumbles into- the crevasses Before the fire reached the Kohl build- the ranches named. LONDON, May 12. The British ulti- bureau statt, the other some details of tf,enfK am 8tjii registering names and an island in BolinasBay where were ing all of the company's records re j "It is also sure that houses well matum to Turkey will expire on Sun- Mr. Morgan's action since he took will send you lists by each mail. I find, formerly muddy shoals and on either placed on ground God made, well lating to titles, .mortgages, deeds of ! day. Is thought Tabalx af- charge. : as I expected, that Mr. Fraser has done braced, firmly built and kept in good It that the trust, releases reconveyances were s,ide of the island the water is ten feet and - amon.t for repair, suffer little. Good work may fair will be settled by diplomacy. - From his confessedly hurried dicta- ?rk f deep, Professor Knowlton. an in- - at tells tne- can sav-th- n-this - , placed in large vault, and since may and his greatest not defy earthquakes, but has little tion it be judged that hiSreport tff 'terestlng story observa- - F.m-bassal- or then careful examination of the recep- helper was Mrs. Fraser. I shall arrange of his trip and cause to fear any such as have come to LONDON", May 4. The British work a mere or a - - tacle by architects and engineers con- is outline, condensed to reward them both for their service. tions, of which the following is an ab- us within the period of the American at Constantinople yesterday vince them that the precious data are assortment of examples to show the 1 will also give some token to Mr. Mc- - struct: occupation at least." San Francisco presented a note to Turkey demanding intact. However, no risk may be general scope of the bureau's service, en,na ana nis assistants m the cable "Along the main street of the bay-sid- e, Chronicle, May 3. ' the complete withdrawal of Turkish that hope troops from run, the vault will not be opened for yet even hut, and that in doing this I am ocean-shor- e hamlet of Bolinas, Egyptian territory The ' this much shows that Mr. MlrS P K K1 DAMAGE DONE AT note is an and two weeks yet. Marin County, a dozen miles northwest i practically ultimatum, Morgan has had his hands full of busi- - PENINSULA POINTS. company. of the Golden Gate, stand most of the i constitutes Great Britain's last word ONLY RECORD LEFT OF dol- - ness ever since he arrived over. Those I received the fifteen thousand L 11 . v , H A A . on the encroachment of Turkey in the a . "UUOCJ, nut VI nail a .iiuiiuiru ? i r 1jV, A 1 ..p luoaco SAN" FRANCISCO TITLES. familiar with Mr. Morgan's direct lars ln Jratts immediately atter the ar- - number, and all frame.' Of these about San Mateo county resulting from the Sinai peninsula. The French and Rus- two-thir- ds sian ambassadors at Constantinople are The importance of the safety of these methods in affairs will be able to read rival ui ui sieamer dflu lurneu oer were heaved, slid, tipped and recent earthquake can never be even to the relief committee of San Fran-- 1 shattered into uninhabitable.' condition, annroximatelv- - Tt is known supporting the British contentions. memoranda may be comprehended a great more Detween tne estimated. aeai written cjsco through Mr. Phelan, as I wished No fatality occurred. - that practically every building in the Should the ultimatum fail to have tbe when it is considered that the records lines, and all such especially will real- - to get Honolulu's contribution to them - desired effect, the British Mediterran- in the Recorder's office were almost "As in San Francisco, most of Ihe county suffered some damage in chim- lze tnat his frankness ot expression and as bUUU dS possiu.e. x nae cauieu 10 chimneys came down. But the shock neys, plaster, broken furniture, or ean fleet will take the measure m often completely destroyed. Of the 2189 deed yoa to me employed by the powers in recent years "books up, habit of prompt decision make him the senl thirty dollars was much more stvere in Bolinas than crockery. Here, as elsewhere, brick written it is said only J that 1 more, which I hope to be able to turn as the result of disputes with the Sul- 644 were saved, only one right man for the onerous position. m san Francisco, where a shock of and stone buildings suffered most. The with of the -- tan, and a naval demonstration, it is 15C0 mortgage books, one release book "hi violence wouia nave prosir&ie' loss or lire was sraau. tha are greatly in need of 1 Bay two anticipated, will quickly bring about and one index to mortgages. con- Morgan are provocative of smiles, for lueJ' half the buildings before the fire began. In Halfmoon a painter and The funds,fn7 and other cities do not thorough- - "Along were seven cnuaren were Killed in collapse the evacuation of the Tabah territory, tents of the vault of the California instance the modest application of one the bay shore tne - ly uuderstand how great and urgent ; which Great Britain contends is unques-- Title Insurance Trust Company " sufferer" for the trifle of a thousand buildings. Six of these, went over or of an old adobe1 building, and Francisco'3 needs 'really are. down. In the Flagstaff Inn the tiPping At Woodside a man in the employ .tionably Egyptian territory. dollar?. It will be seen, also, that he ' consists of the accumulations of twenty, torty-fiv- e The was given ten days in hno These two sums amount to of the house has thrown it so far east of the Josselyns met death; ana a guest Sultan years of search, going back to 184S and ran down tho storv which heen which to comply with the broad demand republished here of Dr Noble's al- - tnousand dollars and I think that from into the bay that one may sit along of the Capital Hotel at Redwood City coming down to April 17, 1906. In ad- the f"ml9 ave on hand now I can de- - upcer edge leg broken. for the withdrawal of his troops from office 63 leged efforts to recruit Portuguese and the of the parlor floor and had a dition, at its at City. Hall -j Tabah and other points on the Sinai I thousand dollars more, which op- losses were In Redwood avenue is com- Italian laborers for Hawaii. vte fish in four feet of water along the The heaviest there in the vault a 1 - peninsula, pending the delimitation of A supplementary report was also re-- ! mike iirty thousand nosito odere of the same room. Citv. where the new 5250.000 court- plete card index of all transactions 7'" a a.ot.ofcty wlthwhose calamities pitched fir-- was accepted the frontier by a commission. down to recent date, showing those, ceived from Mr. Fraser, whose eon- - The village church was house, which a month aTe ?,r.ea sympathy ward ana downwara, ratline tnree leei, ago, was almost toiaiiy aestroyea. tinued practical interest in the bureau "c . a I. . 1 .1 1 1 i. T . . - . ine. w w w m va- from grantee to grantor, as well as' i. - ...... t Trnn rr acknowledired bv Mr Mor- - oi jue winy uiuushuu uvuais sciu i pews torn loose and pltcned aDout,- witii , neavy Drass aome smi stanas. dui VtlllN W 1 o I is cordiallv1 - v - - nl . . I J those in the main vault from grantor . . - WtlM VIM I. M I I I I I mt- O a . UlUil-- r- - &urMHl III P III II nn s.niM.nnm Mlrsl - n ...lie Af nll Ctkna tA- to grantee, descriptions of property, gan. liis letter to the Acting Uover-- " Z ; vtrnmso D.i- muoi. n. 6.QJ OWN THE RAILROADS. nor is likewise printed herewith Mr favoring to get the fifteen thousand tered. down, and ft is believed that the struc- - and references to the posted books in : ry Morgan's declaration of intention to dollars you sent in eoin and received it j "The large new two-sto- building ture-mus-t be rebuilt entirely, TOKIO, May 12. China Is preparing the of the Kohl building. J vault feut about an hour ago. The delay has now containing the postoffice. 50 by 30 As . the old courthouse was put out coup rail- by Cali- present Mr. and Mrs Fraser also Mr - for a d'etat in the matter of It is stated officers of the simply been due to the fact of the con- feet, was swung five feefoff its con-- of commission, the county officials fornia Title Insurance and Trust Com- McKenna, with some tangible rewards road organization. for their services, will assuredly evoke estetl nature of the postoffice business crete foundation at the north end. have moved to the school gymnasium, pany that a decision was rendered by in San Francisco and here. I have- - building, Judge Buck a heartv echo of aonroval from this "Back of the Steele place, near the a county and There have been apparent efforts the Illinois Supreme Court after the i thirty-seve- n - . turnei over hundred and north, end of bay, hillside start- holds court in Odd Fellows Hall. community. ' the the .on the part of the Chinese great fires in Chicago, when the official fift dolIars to the Japanese consul and ed bay, bulged new $50,000 high school is a heretofore memo- It may be added with reference to eastward toward the The Government to get control of railway records were burned, that such turn over thirty-seve- n hundred and upward and cracked htto several tis-- wreck, as well as the Carnegie Library, randa might be accepted as secondary the general relief fund that in answer concessions in the empire, or rather of to a cablegram from Mr. Morgan ask- - fift3r dollars to the Chinese consul this sures from thirty to a hundred feet long The Redwood City Commercial control evidence as to property rights and The remaining seven thou- - wide. level with the the Chinese themselves to get ing how much was beinV sent by the afternoon. by from five to eighteen inches Bank's new building is of them. It would not be surprising, in obligations, provided an enabling act 9aTld five n"ndr?d dollars I am holding. "From this point nearly northerly ex- - ground. were passed by Legislature. Such Alameda, the Acting Governor cabled - view of the nationalization of railways the by Man- - and mav use five thousand of it to a tends a sort of windrow of earth fis- The First National Bank building, j that $5000 was remitted " the in Japan, to see China follow ia the an enabling bill will be presented to . Francisco, and the re- -' buildings churia donation for San SUres and tree breakings for ten the Ross and Fitzpatriek and wav of Tokio government. Legislature on as ! -- - the the California its maining twenty five hundred dollars for miles, nearly or quite to Olema. i all, other brick structures are so bad- t sembling. After Monday next and MORGAN'S OFFICE STAFF. j my wWk in relieving Hawaiians ly damaged that they will nearly all reopening of- aiidl BLUFFS CRUMBLE rending the of its main Oakland Cal. May 4, 1906. jot tiers, y in our worn or reiier, we nave p. 'have to be rebuilt, a rougn esumaie $700,- -' fice in the Kohl building, the California - not as yet received any evidence of the y "The great ocean bluffs along the piaees the total losses at about Hon A " L. C. Atkinson Actino- Govtr GO ON STRIKE. Title Insurance and Trust Company TiQ.".,r; (death or injury of anyone in whom any uQuth west of the entrance to Bo-- x0. iTrtnnli.ln " " and . 1 . L. 1 . . . . 1 . . . .- '. a 1 i i 1 - - . . v. : ...... 1 . V. V.I.. r-- will establish a branch office 2111 ' ' c- ftj l. ill vt.n at Dear Sir: 1 received the cable in rcsiucuis ia me a imcirsicuj jmas naroor tiuiie i iiin, jsan iiaief s kiss win piuunui NEW YORK, May 12. Fifteen hun- 1 Pine street. nni-ini- r T W" J I am still making further searches! bled and fell, crashing down upon the jjoo.000. The largest individual loser raiiq..l " Sitnnlrtn t ii dred drivers have gone on a 1 1 funeral . . V. . . i 1 V ( . . . . V. . . 1 . . 1. .v f Iw. li i J I t ) Vllt tlilnV 1 ' , . . n thA Q i I T1 trt i . I . f' ."v ULlir-- rfcWnffl SCHEDULE OF , - ...... i.i ,!? L"c Il!..n Vctata : """"-"- - A PRICES sum of twenty" dollars, iiavc mailed a w.... etrike. Ktonnin business of nn i .c tnree-swr- y , the the i i : i. t we will not nna any or our neopie in half its former angle. Also me"'."Itwo manv brick buildings, ine " FOR GROUND ON RENT. ti: ...i.u.i rlAiqlsrd ".nmTiltolTT Th PTfl or nnt0 u or injured list. bluffs along stage from the occupied by the carnage .see him on important matter and I ex-itl- death the road strUcture lite rapidly a schedule of rates for fo moet him soon one hundred and ten "bodies awaiting ' .-- I , IMll 1 1' 1 1 T ? . . l-- . a grou is working itself out. , n unmiinMW. 'i It frOIIl foil ...... fmm ffirtr civf.. foot rnmnltelV . Cmtthi... ia a total ll'kSS. rents j In my firgt etter to y,ou i torfot to " " uuij burial in the various establishments of ia- - , menus in Hawaii ixwi oiocKiiig stage roau ana arivrng 3.) wnue more s.owiy iana aiues are mention that mv offiee force t.0nsists of people who have i. tne ine (Continued on Page the city. ing shape in the minds of owners of Mr D ,e a,R Mr Brvailj hoth o who have heard that I am chartering stage out along, the upper bay beach. I on a j opposite on """ and investors in San Francisco realty. whom are renjerinjj verv valuable re steamers to send all applicants "jn the bay the hill slide talk-e- ven for has been much wild Uef RnJ information iIr Cock. trip to the islands, the applications the Steele place the bottom has risen BE ATTELL. AND DOWAGER QUEEN HURT. to is not unneces- - n to the islands are not ver into a long island, near wnicn tne 001- - the extent that it burn-i- offiee work anJ Miss K K vi(la returns HERMANN DRAW. BERLIN, May 12 The Dowager y some people i may scnn some lV 11.1s sunn. "KID" to remind tnat tnere stenoura nlier , great, l imsjrus" loin oi iue udj j 'tt 1 , J I th-- - -- 1 1 . numner wnere muaay Queen Netherlands has been is no "boom" in landed property. Some f ..ii,... 5a nm., o., the China tomorrow, but the water is now ten feet dep (Associated Press Cablegrams.) cf localities have advantaged by tempo- will not be more than three or four in shoa'.s formerly extended. from an automobile and slightly Francisco. Use Western Union code. May 12 The fight thrown rary conditions, but they are the ex Very trulv vours, the steerage. "Along this northerly line of greatest LOS ANGELES, injured. ceptions. As a rule they will benefits 'JAS. F. MORGAN. In rendering assistance for Teturn to j oscillation north of the bay, on the between Abe Attsll and "Kid" Her case thoroughly place, barn moved fully permanently by the artificial conditions " the islands I study the Beisler the mann was a draw. The men are of trade, though . only to a moderate MORGAN'S DETAIL REPORT. and decide what I think best to be j twelve feet north from the.end of a SUCCEEDS LAMSDORFF. formerly joined it. On extent. Gradually trade will return to Oakland, Cal., May 11, 1906. lone. There were several applications fence which had PETERSBURG, May 12. Count mum from young Hawaiians who were sure the same place a slide came down the ST. lis normal conamons. mui u:fM? Mr. A. L. Atkinson, Acting Governor of appointed successor f be dis j they needed a trip and had select hillside, opening a spring which fills. a DEFEATS Iswolsky h?s been considered for a future not far Hawaii. ' that HOPPE tant. Dear Sir: The steamship Nippon ed a Honolulu iournev. A little advice four-inc- h pipe with its flow. SCHAEFFER. to Count Lamsdorff as Minister of For- ! fright- It. would be ideal that the rebuilding j iIaru arrived at San Francisco lut ffiven tuem has snown tnem tnat inis "On the Randall ranch the eign Affairs. not I would recom- - madly against and May 12. Hoppe defeated of San Francisco should begin at the Monday at 5 p. m.. too late to be passed j was the trip that ened cattle rushed CHICAGO, foot of Market street, continue out that service. On presenting mend, and I am happy to state that over the broken fences, lowing in fear, billiard tournament. bv the customs Sac- - as- Schaeffer in the RAGING. ! of leave on exeursi on to scattered in terror and tremblingly FOREST FIRE main thoroughfare and then radiate Mr Stackable's letter and stating the five then Hoppe's highest run was 307, which is rV.-;o- it morning, where thcy hours. to its tributaries and transverse and t nf nn- - the custom house ramento tomorrow sembled only after several BUTTE, Montana, May 12. A great recon- - will take work as a tonic of a "Old settlers, cool, reliable men, tell the record. rarallel streets. And this ideal launch was placed at mv disposal and instead ' near Sandpoint, sea trip. Several have the that, on the Shatter place, ; forest fire i raging Mruetion would appear to be indicated I was landed in San Francisco. The writer so as troba.ble in realization from the met Mr. of the shown a willingness to work and I an. or in its corral, one crack opened BONI. Idaho. following dav I Fraser cleaning da,n- - a cow TO DIVORCE ail auring tne day tne ierries are relief bureau and we have worked in getting them jobs out wide and deep that it swallowed ...-- . - see .either 12. The preliminary irt - I ' our of sight. But he didn't PARIS, May bringing thousands of peop'.e to the iti'r'- uuuuiiic ' r may use DOVIE VERY SICK. ! cleaning bricks. To show VOU or cow, and the reader and the city neighboring cities and of the citv of San ruins - crack hearings have been closed, from the Tho I 1 1 A swallowing towns across bay. is a steady .itrtion business the .varied applications his own discretion about proceed to CHICAGO, May 12. Dowie's the It Francisco in loss of property, ir who Countess of Castellane will men , I enclose a request from one partj the story. transient trade which business enterprise-- an.l homes has been greater some old springs secure an absolute divorce. is critical. Continued on Page 2.) than I expected, but from the energies (Continued on Page 4.) "It is sure that i THE PACTFTC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 12, igo6.

agreement whereby the guards thoUi,j V recognize permits by the C'h;f f Police. THE WORK OFi! 0 Delay was perilous to tenants anj property owners. Ilea, sail, and he K 0 wanted immediate action. The prop- - 4 crty in the debris was b.ing losted every day. he said, and sold as sou- REBUILD IDG ! Ti venirs. ft Gallagher'. motion fir a conference s'ltn between the Street Committee, ths -- 1? ZZ ' ' - - ' i Mayor and General Greely was A ? q carried ' - 8 I y IZS. ,i't. 7 i't COMMITTEES SELECTED STANFORD 0 TO liEIJUILD THE CITY ! f tut ! ! ! . A 0, Under authorization of a resolution

St 8" 1. i. 0 tfe Myor Schmitz has the Damage at University appointment of a committee of forty 0 wiiich is empowered to take charge of V the work of framing suggestions for Not so Great as 0 the guidance of the Supervisors in the 0 widening of street, correct ion of Was grades and ither public improvements, Thought. 0 0 as well as all other matters affecting the rebuilding of San Francisco. The 0 forty is as BY ERNEST N. SMITH. 0 committee of follows: Mayor Eugene E. Schmitz, City En- Stanford University, May 4. In 0 gineer Thomas P. Woodward, Major frpite of yellow reports that have been 0 MeKinstry. United States Army; Ed- Duryea, president went forth to the world roncem ing 0 win of Engineers; 0 Marsden Manson. civil engineer; Wil- by eorrespondi-n- t s St;uford University liam 11. Hagerty, president Iahor wbt knew little or nothing about eru- Council: P. H. McCarthy, president of ditions here, affairs are in ln-tte- r order 0 the P.uilding Trades Council; Super- might In; anticipated and the work 0 visor Fred T. Nicholas, president of than Carpenters' Union.' f reconstruction is now well under 0 the A 0 Architects William Curlett, James war. 0 Keid. Frank Shea. Willis Polk. The prompt closing of tlie University 0 Rtiilders Jeremiah Mahoney, Jere- was the signal for the majority of the 0 miah Deneen. C. E. Loss. students to leave for their homes, aii'l 0 Attorneys Garret McEnerney, J. E. now there are less than one hnn!reil 0 Reinstein. A. Iluef, W. M. Metson, residing on A large force Gavin McXab. the cnmpt'.s. 0, United Thorn well Mullaly, f laborers has been set to work ami 0 Railroads all the buildings in the tiiad have hern Tirey L. Ford. 0,I Southern Pacific Company E. H. cleaned up. The lelris in the inner i life 4:Jf - -- Quad whieh came from the Memorial 0 Lc vn Harriman, W. F. Herrin. Vir- Church has been removed, ;t n 1 tin; 0 Western Pacific W. J. Uartnett, illt has Keen 0 gil Rogue. front gable of the chnreh y closed so that where the beautiful 0 Ocean Shore Railway J. Din-ne- piece of mosaic work, "The Sermon on 0 Harvey. the Mount," once greeted the eye, 0 Santa Fe Company Mr. McDonald. I. Phe-T-- n. there i.s nothing to be now but an 0 Rankers W. Hellman, J. I. William Murdock. J. Dalzell expanse, of rough lumber. No attempt 0 0 kas been made vet to attack the ruins 0 Brown. of the new librarv ami gvmnasium, a 0 Real estate agents Thomas Magee, all efforts are being bent to fit up the J. R. Howell, G. E. Umbsen. 0 I Individual members W. H. Leahy, instruction buildings for service next Ve V 0! September. IT. PL Law, F. II. Hilbett, Rudolph Koble Hall, the' girls' dormitory, is 0 Spreckels, W. J. Dingee. William Bab- - 0 rTt-- T? TT Hale V W ft being1 repaired, but it may be neces 1. CITY AND 4. TInhaw 0 HALL SURROUNDINGS. SCOTTISH RITE MASONIC HALL. H. Countryman, Thomas F. Graham, sary to tear down the wings of Eneina 2. CRUISER CHICAGO AND PIER 19. 5. VAN NESS AVE. AND VALLEJO ST. 1 0 F. J. Murasky. fall, the men s dormitory, at least to A. 3. MARKET ST. BET. 8TH AND 9TH. 6. AROUND THE PRESIDIO. the first floor and then build anew. ! Superintendent of Golden Gate Park John McLaren. Unless this is done it is doubtful Burnham, whether many of those who lived in the absolutely unharmed except for the fall tlve talents. He has managed several the Ocean Shore Railway for deliver-larg- e As advisory members, Mr. hall ih'm semester will care to live there of two ornamental chimneys. SAN B SCO enterprises with conspicuous sue- - ing debris from our bunkers and the T,v,n riien Howard and Benjamin Ide next semester. "13. Kncina JIall, men's dormitory, cess, is a hard worker and a very pub- - other transportation companies will all Wheeler. a very large, finely building, ed j Be- - JORDAN INCENSED. built stone citizen. come in on the same arrangement. SUPERVISORS SELECTED was injured by chim- j the fall of stone Spreckels this morning expressed fore we get through we will liave at TO REVISE THE LAW. Dr. Jordan and all those who have neys, one young man being killed. The BfCOBDS SAVED great confidence in the future of the least 100 bunkers in operation in dif-- the interests of Stanford at heart are building also has a serious crack in city. He said that Since the fire he ferent sections of the city. The Mayor also announced the ap highly incensed at a sensational article each of two corners, but is otherwise has rejected offers for city realty own pointment of the following committee printed in. one of the San Francisco pa- unharmed. ed by him which he was disposed to A LARGE FORCE OF MEN AMJ Df the Supervisors to undertake pers in which the charge of graft has "The wooden buildings on the ground fCcntrnued from Paee 1.) accept before the disaster. TEAMS. work of revising the building laws of beea made against those who have had lost only chimneys and parts of plaster- will be anxious to secure, and as those "I have found no fear of the future ! the city, and the following auxiliary to do with the construction of, the Lni ing. Xo injury was done to books and nearest the source of arrivals will have among the capitalists of San Fran- "A large force of men and a great committee of citizens to work in con-ma- ny versity. It was claimed that many of ver' little to apparatus or collections. the best chance of obtaining their cus- cisco," caid spreckels. "Every man of teams will be employed in this junotion with the Supervisors' commit-wor- k, the buildings were merely faced with The working part of the University as tom, It is not a hazardous assertion wealth In my acquaintance will invest but the teams will not attempt jee: . stone and constructed mostly of brick distinct from its architectural effects is that lower Market street presents one his money in the new San Francisco." to haul the material out of the city committee of Supervisors James L-- or This is true, but it was necessary to do little harmed. The most effective part of the best opportunities for the in- for long distances. The teams will Gallagher, George F. Duffey, A. M. this ewing to the fact that the supply of its architecture, the inner arcades, vestment of ready money, provided a THE PROBLEM OF CLEANING haul the debris to piles, from which Wilson, Daniel G. Coleman, L. A. Eea of stone was beginning to run short. with their Spanish arches and towers, portion of it be immediately expended IN THE BURNED DISTRICT it can be conveyed by cable ways to Charles Boxton, Max Mamlock. - the bunkers. Under this arrangement j Cur-ma- ny Architectural weaknesses have been is wholly undisturbed." in improvements. The basis thus es- According to careful estimates, the Auxiliary Committee William discovered, it is true, which can now be tablished, the outward growth would contractors will be able to take etr architect; J. Deneen, builder; Mr. weaknesses only REPORT OF COMMITTEE. mass of brick and other debris that a hand in the work,. As for our com- - remedied, but they are be natural, and as such healthful. burn- Berkeley, structural engineer; Wm. H. face of a great earthquake, aud The following official report of a com- will have to be removed from the pany, we are making contracts to re- - in the ALL. to Leahy. building committee; Frank surprising- more damage has named by to THE CITY BANKS ed district of San Francisco permit move this material for 15 per cent, architect; Mahoney, build-ov- er it is that mittee President Jordan rebuilding of city aggregates .shea, J. W. not been done when it is known that examine the condition of the University 'ARE REPORTED SOLVENT the the the actual cost. We think this is er. p.uef, attorney, something between 10,000,000 and we provide ma-- J there have been over forty shakes here buildings is the best sort of answer to A few purchases of realty are being reasonable, as all the The temporary. railroad tracks cubic yards. 1 in the last two weeks. the widely published statements regard- - chinery. which are being laid Into the. business madef m0stly in outlying sections of C. E. Loss, the well-know- n contrac- The contractor, John McGilvray, who ing the "destruction of Stanford Uni- - tne city. Qne of by "I might say in this connection that districts need cause no uneasiness on 7 I these was made tor who has been prominent in railroad built the University, also constructed vovBirvv. o t y ' a & Po-- much of the brick removed from the th& part of those who might fear that client of Hooker Lent in the and other construction work through- can be the Emporium, Flood Building, Call, St. Stanford University, April 23. l burned district cleaned and they will.be permanent. The tracks C- trero $25,000, A ; a : j j.1 for this price being the out the country for many years past, opera- - ,. serviceable for building author-tion- s. Francis hotel and also the Alexander nucr a careiui eAamina lion or lue Bftrne. aa that at hlr.h ti, o- - made are not being laid under any Young hotel of Honolulu. buildings for university purposes, in- - and who will be a leading factor in the Estimates as to the proportion lty wnieh would stand for a moment held prev,ou8 to the UpSetting of nor- - colossal task of cleaning the city, says can used The published article referred to was ouuiug nuuie aiiu r,unua nans we unu mnl iT. tho i of brick that be cleaned and m the COurls. Like many other things - nnnitlna I the removal of this vast amount of 50 to 70 the-pe- r an anonymous one, and since its publi- that the damage from the recent earth- other transaction been by differ somewhat, ranging from whieh are now done in this city, - has the saie material would take five years if the cent. We a process. cation, investigation by the newspaper quake is much less than, was antici- Dr. w. B. will have ranroad tracks are being laid under F. Smith to Thomas H. work had to be done with teams. Ac- - for -- leaning good and the authorities here have failed to ptiitrn. jt.- ...t-,.- however, all bricks thought to be supreme Varnev of the dwelling at 003 Ashhurv A - t, . i..j what 's the reveal the author, but it is presumed to .ncVea,; o, bj Th. by which the work can be done by aw of necessity. It is necessary t- - be a newspaper man in Palo Alto. ST'V ,"",0" rain. machinery for $2 a thousand. All good get the streets cleared qulckiy. and The following statement by Presi- t.,XWS bricks will be saved, and the debris the debris removed from the building -- r shortly the - Z montns. we proposes to remove a!i me will be used for filling low ground. dent Jordan, Jssued after the zoology isuinting, njsiotogy rsuiia- The plearine-hnus- e mmmittP mnnrts1 j.v...... , 8ites. This would not be possible if ,:, a f ground the-Isfki-s so ! is low around earthquake, is authoritative far as C"y bank" SWenU There lot there was no transportation for University is concerned and gives he'o Elinrer id a" SUh state" of the city by means of cable creek that could be used for are the chfne ihon thJ L S me"tS re "ever made by bearing- - ways Therefore the tracks in detail the damage done, with the ex- Znr III and bunkers that will facilitate dumping purposes, and the Western ce5ng laid and laying will giva cEaniea llbJratory aS lI hUSe f'ommittees until "er careful the easy and economical loading of the their ception of the $40,000 arch at the en siibstantiallj examination Pacific has a lot of land that it wants opportunity for work for thousands, of the securities of each car , trance to the University, which was to & few material tilled, so there will be no trouble U being laid on sur-fin-d renairsCaa bank. Its statement may be taken as dumping grounds ouSde of tL The tracks are the ! plenty of dumping ground remote m tally destroyed. niinor authoritative. That does not mean face of the streets and must necessar-fro- two-stor- y that city section. j emerg- - AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT. The four corner buildings an harit ,All1I na t th , hal , . .. the business uy De removed a soon as the small Rnild- - J ' iIle piooiem ui cieiniiog uij "There is one important matter that ency has massed. We do not doubt aU s I ini 4f depositors at sight,, for one," s, id on "The injuries to Stanford University of the outer LadSngle the Forge f"ces burned district is a gigantic will have to be considered in eonnee- - tnat they are being laid by the rail-ti- 18 majrlty f that mney 13 l0aned- - Mr" Loss yesterday. "It is so stupen. .:, by the earthquake of April are in Slmply with the cleaning of the burned r0fld authorities in perfect good faith brief, as follows: ChefnMrv will require paSl " mea"S that aH bankS could dou that property-owner- s seem to be riistrict. In view of the fact there rebu pay at Sight aI1 which - that wjth the desire to aid the work of , checks wouia be , sea matter, are start- k "1. Wreckage of the Memorial Church in of omc ot the walls " at in the and will probably be a large amount of restoration, and the intent to remove-bric- ' " 1 by the fall of the heavy spire, which In Encina Hall the south walls of the V , - ,i s OIT' exclleul'. l" and other material that can be them nromntlv when no longer neces- - crashed through the nave, the air blow east and wett will par- - .u.ui0 a.m lnelr properly wunoui any iaea as to used for building and construction the sary. wings require other deposits within a reasonable dumped , off upper part of both ends of vhere. the material can be ot companies ing the tial reconstruction, also those portions time. insurance in adjusting their the church; The walls generally, of injured by two falling stone ehim - Under existing conditions there how lone it will take or the cost losses may claim all this salvage. This PLENTY OF STRUCTURAL ,the . . Bteel construction, are intact, but the neys.. n, . r. emmneys, '.will be some delay inf collections with is a matter, however, can probably STEEL IS PROMISED.. iue iau ot one ot tne an increased demand for payments. To a matter OF URGENCY BUT that building is ruined. wnic.h tore througn the floors to the be amicably adjusted. What the rail- Six men representing provide for the banks must them- - J HASTE IMPOSSIBLE. all the alliel "2. Wreck of the unfinished library. basement, caused the death of one stu that roads will charge for removing the de- ar- ouica uuuun muiiej' cm cue pieuge 01 companies of the Steel Trust have The great dome and its steel supports dent. Aside from the damage noted "The situation is one that presents bris has not been definitely decided. rived here The party axe unharmed, but supports their securities and get it here. It may from the East. their are above, the building as a whole is unin a case of great urgency, but it is . a They should, and probably will, handle assembled in Chicago within a week unharmed, but their swaying com- jured not be needed. It probably will not they do by and perfectly safe. be needed. banking, however, matter that 'cannot be unduly rushed. the business as customarily after the fire and started for San Fran- pletely wrecked the rest of the build- damage to Itoble Hall Prudent I system1 for handling merely charging a switching of lhe is confined requires Sor have evolved a rate cisco in their private car. In the yards ing. to the two holes in that all banks be prepared 10,000,000 or 11,000,000 cubic J2.50 a car. torn the floors by all possible requires all the of the American Steel and Wire Com- "3. Wreck of the new gymnasium, the falling chimneys. The remainder demands. That a dis- "We have already started work on a little time. But there must also be yards of debris from the business pany, at Sixteenth and Fo'som streets, of brick, faced with stone. of the building shows practically no trict, and it is the one feasible scheme small scale and are now tearing down are camping in oasis v Mu- vaults and other conveniences for thet that car an "4. Wreck of parts of the Art evidence of having passed through an that can be formulated. I propose to the Hale building. It will probably be of luxury in the desert of ruins. seum, whieh were made of brick, faced transacting business which requires by means of days are in full work earthquake. more time. handle this material thirty before we The presence cf that car with its with cement. The central part of con- Jn the opinion of the committee. bunkers and cable ways. I have se- ing order. On the system which we cargo of th by in- millionaires means that crete strengthened steel rods is such of the buildings above as are nec-- RUDOLPH SPRECKELS HEAD cured permits for the erection of bunk-tr- s propose to inaugurate the city ought work of rebuilding the new city has tact. essary for carrying on the university! OF THE FIRST NATIONAL and have ordered material and ma- - to be entirely cleaned in from eight to already begun. The conferences that "5. The Stanford residence in San work can easily be made ready for oc--I i chinery which will be erected at the twelve months." are being held daily are the first steps Francisco, a huge wooden structure, cupancv lTnder these circumstances the clear-openi- ng and safe use in time for the' earliest possible moment. It will take SUPERVISORS ANXIOUS in the gigantic task that will make San; heavily built, was not harmed by the of the university on August 23. inS house is acting with great wisdom. thirty days, however, to get things in many square con- sup- - TO CLEAN CITY Francisco sound like so earthquake, but is completely Our full and detailed examination of AI,e nrsl Sle was 10 proviae ior working order. After that the debris THE miles baJ- - of boiler shops for the next three sumed by fire. the buildines from foundation to roof P''lnS actual necessities from old will begin to disappear from the burned The Supervisors are anxious to fa- years. The engi- arces. "6. inner quadrangle and shows that the actual damage to their That has been done and will district as if by magic. I expect to cilitate work of cleaning up the I is good neering shops, of heavy masonry The next step, obviously,! the news that these men hava and stability is less than might be inferred continue. install facilities for handling the entire property in the burned district, and to brought to the city that lies In ashes one story high, are unharmed. from external appearances. j was to provide for the custody of volume of debris to be moved, but our - money that end ask for a better understand- the best news for the city that is to rise "7. The outer quadrangle contains Signed by the committee: aciuany in circulation wnicn is work will depend, of course, on the military au- - f T" - i between the civil y T r . t . t i . r r - ' . . V. .m . . 1 ins and from the ruins. four large buildings reinforced by steel, t ' fill' onrmfkiiclr contracts we secure from property-owner- s. of zoology, thorities. At the meeting of the Board Structural steel is to be furnished Snn tae laboratories botany and Structural Engineer, 'and facilitate exchanges based solely Already we have made con- Thursday al- as physiology, with the temporary library on Supervisor Rea said that Francisco for the next three years WILLIAM F. DURAXD, mat circulation. mat has been tracts with many owners of large hold though the city was not under mar fast as it is needed, faster than it and the Assembly These are vir- sKinruiiy by new ' spe- down-tow- llall Mechanical Engineer. done opening ings of n property. tial law, the troops were interfering can be together in the frames tually unharmed. B. cial accounts with depositors having riveted ARTHUR CLARK, "Our system, briefly, is this: We j v, ith peopie who were trying to remove of the buildings that are already being "8. The power house was wrecked Architect. j no reference whatever to old accounts. will erect bunkers at various conve- - by tall stone chimney, which was or present df Dris from their property. He asked planned. More than that the Steel the CHARLES E. HODGES, tne tnese two measures places throughout the district. request-Th- e off nient trat a resolution be adopted Trust promfses to do. Credits on past snapped like the lash of a whip. Architect. will provide for all the business which material will be conveyed to these up pay- is ready to By ing the clearing of such property business will be extended, and FIXING THE DAMAGE. CHARLES D. MARX. be transacted. the time bunkers by cable ways, and from the in the burned district, and authorizing ments on new orders may be deferred large payments recpuired ; Civil Engineer, Chairman. that are the bunkers will be dumped into railroad owners lessees to do such work, to longest individual "9. The Memorial Arch had its up- bank vaults can be opened busi- and the limit to which and cars. As is well known, permits for Davis thought that the matter should builders can legitimately be entitled. per part snapped off and is split almost ness will be on a normal basis. All the laying of through- - Lase, so JOE M'KINNON'S the railroad tracks be left to the Board o? Works, to the that it is an savings banks are in good j VAN NESS AND FILLMORE entire SISTES INJTJKED. condition out the burned district have been "There la a conflict of "authority." wreck. The .structure was of brick, re- but can do nothing . until their vaults granted .to the transportation com-!sai- d Boxton. "and many people go NEW BUSINESS STREETS. inforced with steel and faced with Joe McKinnon, night receiving clerk can be opened, which will presumably panies, and the work of laying tern- - stone. be some weeks. from one p!ace to another asking for Van Ness avenue, although devas- the police station, received word yes porary tracks to handle this business i'vh.i-mit- e, "10. The Chemistry Building lost it Rudolph Spreckels p6.rrnit9. I met one man this morning tated by earthquake, fire and terday Lis was injured has been elected is now being rushed. The railroads are all its chimneys and is externally dam- that sister in president of the First National Bank, who got a permit from the Chief of is now a livelier thoroughlar the earthquake His' the only institutions that can handle pc,ijce to go on his property and hired than ever before in nisiory, 'ne aged by the fall of part of its stone at San .lose. to succeed S. G. Murphy. The election this business. To remove ani facing. 1 all this three men to clean it up. He was prospect is that it will continue a busi- The building and its contents mother wrote that the young woman occurred yesterday at a meeting of the debris by means of wagons would take are little injured was "getting along mcelv, of Murphy driven off by the soldiers and then went ness thoroughfare to a large extent but the, board directors. has been five years. To handle it in trainloads 1o thp Tjnard was "11. Th. four large building of extent of her injuries was not told. desiring for a year or more to retire of Works and told even alter wholesale and retail trade is the only feasible plan. We will be body no authority. i.s the outer nialraiiile. of brick unrein- - In a previous letter McKinnon was . and deemed present that had He then resumed down town. the an opportune able to load car after car from our suspended operations could street foreod. and fared with stone, are some- advised that the family was nnhurt. j timer for him to step out and leave to until he Where Van Ness joins Market damaged, bunkers at a minimum of cost and find out whom he should see for per- Eddie Graney, equally famous as what the History P.uilding The sister, whom he now learns was in- - a younger head the government of the possible with the least expenditure of mission to go on his own lot." prize-fig- ht referee, fuss least, the incomplete Mining Building hired, was not mentioned at time, j important financial over blacksmith and most. that institution time, and the cars will then convey the Gallagher thought it was advisable to elected a large horseshoeing shop on McKinnon believes this was held out I which he has so long presided, material to dumping grounds outside Rohle Hall, dornii-concretC- j so send a committee to the Mayor to have the bitumen roadway of the aveno-- . "12. women's that he would not feel in duty bound J Rudolph Spreckels possesses large tory, '" of the city, economically and expedi brought goes on of wiMi steel wires, is to go to the Coast. wealth, commercial general execu-- the matter before General and the song of the anvil and tiously. We have closed a deal with Greely for the purpose of having an (Continued on Page .) THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL' ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 12, 1906.

A. 'urn in i' Tim1 M 0 I SEISMIC 0 0, WHEN A MAX Sidelights ,on Disaster Wishes a ita ana Suit quicklv and wants to be 0 sure that will " it be right in everv detail, T op-- .. CENTE is-fi- vi GOVERNOR Ared Benjamin & Co.'s Clothing sT Otte PARDEE'S THANKS. passenger train to San Francisco. We as WHEN A MAX. s so I The following letter was received in carried passengers to aJl points East, Doesn't the mail yesterday:. donated liberally in cash and have builr (Continued from Page L want to risk the mistakes that Ln rrenpe Te!ephonerMaln424i tracks through "the of Sad Fran- all tailors heart PEOPLE NOT make and wants to wear the the "Executive Department, State of Cali- cisco to carry away the debris; have DISMAYED. .Best Tailoring fornia, Sacramento. 40Q0 new 0n carth, then furnished freight cars and men The chemical fire engine, built Co-'- A. L. Alfred Benjamin & s is-S-5P "Hon. C. Atkinson, Acting Gov- tree to clear away the stuff. by public subscription for" Jl.SOrt as Clothing ernor of WHEN A MAX Hawaii, Honolulu. "In two years San iraneiseo will be , well as many handsome equipages'be-more- , CITY. "My Dear Governor: I received your beautiful than ever and will sur- - longing to the Crockers, Kohls and Wants the broadest variety of Suits to cabled message of and" de- sympathy pass any city in the world." j others, were crushed and lost. The select from, exclusive nnttVrn anil v- - sire to thank you therefor. The rela- Mr. Thielen succeeded G. A. Parkyn. city hall and library building, which pert assistance, I THIS DAY tions between California and Hawaii who visited Honolulu for several weeks housed 7000 volumes, the San MatPn THE KASH CO., is- - have always been so intimate that we this winter. Bank, telephone office, and hook and LTD.. were sure of receiving all possible sym- J. D. SPRECKELS ladder company's quarters fell in. but pathy and assistance from your citizens. the first floor can GAVE LIBERALLY. still be used for li For the aid which your good people ! brary and bank, and a roof is beine have sent us in this present emergency, The surgeons who w'orked day and Put over it for this purpose, I wish to express our heartfelt grati- beautiful Alfred Benjamin & Co. - night at the Harbor Hospital adminis-- T.he church of St. Matthew tude. Very truly- yours, ' Episcopal, erected by William H. termg to the wants of the injured and V How. "GEO. C. PARDEE, j,rfvs rather, is a ruin and must be re- - At Auction "Governor of California." homeless in San Francis?o speak in the built. Instead of reaching out for cheap popularity, have COAST ODD FELLOWS highest terms of the assistance given! Tne Southern Pacific warehouse is brought their clothing to that high stage of perfection which flat parth. appeals ACT KNOWLEDGE HELP. by John D. Spreckels. Dr. Dijgins wlth tne A watchman in to the man who wishes the Best. Saturday, May 12, 1906, S. 1 the tower escaped by a miracle. went aboard the Sonoma where Mr. . There are many other makes of clothing some The following letter has been re- Coleman s, Fisher's. Jensen's, the good, Spreckels was- - got 2000J some fair, some bad but ceived from San Odd Fel- residing and Union Hotel, Levy's and Early's stores ALFRED PENTjXMIN & CO 'S AT 10 O'CLOCK A, M.t Francisco points, all good and fresh and is distinguished from lows: vaccine and practically all brick structures these by many radical differences. permission to take all the blankets he must be partjaiiy rebuilt You will find these Suits fit you more perfectly and have Harmony Lodge No. 3, I. O. O. Hono-- , needed. Mr. Spreckels suggested other - I will sell . ; P., Tne smailer towns of the .county suf- infinitely more style, while they cost lulu, T. II. tliings on the ship that might be useful fereri in ahnnt an ,,.1 t c.m.v, Half a Tailor's Price! Dear Sirs and Your tele- ashore. Previously the doctors applied pack-t- o HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Brothers: city, where are located the' big gram to the Relief Committee of San the Mongolia and China for vaccine !ing houses of the Western Meat Com- - DRY GOODS, authorizing on you uu uiv im Steiger 1 PIANO, uratt tor''""113 au the terra cotta works $1000 has been turned over to the Gen- - eny respectively. Mr. Spreckels also and tne Fulier naint works tne dam. CHICKENS, offered his home Red Cross peo-- eral Relief Committee of the Grand to the age was slight and thee' establih-Lodg- e, 1 LARGE RUG, Ple an1 Mrs- - Spreckels offered J. I. O. O. F., of California, and Jack ments continued operations with brief E. 2 ELEGANT OIL PAINTINGS, ( urr ounuma me uuu- - I HE KASH LTD- - ?tson ' we nave this day Jlav 3) drawn upon "? gae jeiay COMPANY, ELEGANT ETCHINGS, Etc., Etc. you for same. tors one of the biggest lifts they had The new ALSO bank building there fell in This substantial token of your sym- had. to the second floor. HIGH-GRAD- Trio Game EXCLUSIVELY E One Indian Chickens. pathy for our brothers in the terrible THAT FAKE AGAIN. A transformation is now rapidly tak- CLOTHING. Fan Tail Pigeons. disaster which has befallen our beauti ing place in Tel. Main 1 A Salt woman to a rela- - all centers of destruction. 25. Cor. Fort and Hotel Sts. Small Refrigerator. fel-- 1 Lake writes ful citv. betoken ' the sniritI of the I . - The people are undismayed, and with Chinese Baskets. i 1 rTvcVi i fro-- I e V ...... r . mra rli!nTlir1 II ' I , Lnl. ' IT IQia( Ifl itto nl.1 1 ftw t the same courage is animating Tables. t lllll that the relief which is so much needed 'I was uneasy about the Hawaiian the people of San Francisco, have tak- - Coat Hangers. Not only San Francisco, many of en up Advertising Dry but Islands. Report said that they had the task of rebuilding with Cuts for Goods the neighboring towns and cities have sunk, and as no on could get a cable energy. Workmen are busy removing Store, Etc., Etc. suffered from the earthquake and hre over to the Islands I felt that it might debris and the work of rebuilding is The number of brothers and families be true. already under way. It is believed that OeooeooooooooOK oeoooeoooooo. JL ALSO made destitute by this calamity will be the Supervisors will undertake to bond Towels, at least 5000. Contributions are being the county for sufficient funds to re- jurisdic- in- agee,'-- Linen Nankins, Jewelry, received from nearly all the NOTES. build the courthouse. The county's Boys' Sweater, 1 Watch, tions of the United States and Canada, debtedness is a bare $40,000 on a valu- 0 Men's Shirts. Office Chairs, ' and we cannot be too deeply grateful ation of over $19,000,000, and the burden ' evinced help' The local banks have received satis- 0 . Handkerchiefs, Pictures. for the true spirit thus in would be light. o ing to carry out the work of the order factory assurances of the condition of ALSO Again thanking you for this dona the banks in San Francisco. GREAT HAVOC INT THE a tion, we remain, a; lk 'a st. SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS. Yours fraternallv, C. W. Rhodes, proof reader on the it Pigeons! W. W. "PHELPS, Advertiser, received letters from his WRIGHTS, May 1. The Santa Cruz 0 Park Fan Ta Grand Master. family in Denver yesterday stating mountain district, of which Wrrishts is GEO. T. SHAW, that the report had come that Honolulu the outlet, did not escape injury from ! 0 colors, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , lam, all Grand Secretary. was suuing mm, iue sea, ana mui cit the recent earthquake, although no loss lie ated considerable uneasiness. A son of occurred from fire. The earthquake V Toulouse Geese, ONE NOBLE SOUL Mr. Rhodes went to the Postal Tele- - shock, in fact, was perhaps as severe a SINGS AMID riEE graph office to get information about as on the San Francisco peninsula. j Traffi6 on the narrow-gaug- e railroad A A.W. Pekin Ducks. Manny Phillips received a letter this particular report, and was told that while Honolulu itself was still from Los Gatos is still blocked to & WILL E. FISHER, from his sister by the China in which above water, the crater of Diamond Wrights by a badly buckled bridge and 0 AUCTIONEER. Head had vanished. And so the deadly a heavy slide a short distance below mother and other members of the fam- work of the fake correspondent spreads bere, the latter at one point complete- - V ily during the fire at San Francisco. and spreads. ly obliterating the channel of Los oooooooexoc S M S S Gatos creek. While railroad traffic will oooceo which they re- The apartment house in Fred Harvey, of the government sur- be resumed as far as Wrights within sided was ordered dynamited, and they vey offiee, has received word of the a short time, the long tunnel just be- TO LET. got out. They tried to get to Market safety of hisi family, who are on the yond here Is so badly wrecked that street with the few belongings they had Coast. the time and manner of future through dpIow removed from the building. Finally, g g g g traffic to Santa Cruz over the old narrow- Cottage on Piikoi street King -gauge street, being: last cottage Waikiki side, a sorry-lookin- g horse attached to a The Examiner and the Bulletin were line is wholly, problematical. dump cart and driven by. an Irishman the onlv San Francisco papers that did The damage caused to farm build 5 . improve- contains rooms. Modern ings on Skyland ridges With ments, electric lights. Rent $15.00 came along. They halted him and not discharge men from their editorial the Burrell and Waistcoat asked if he would not take them all to and reportonal forces after the earth south of and tributary to "Wrights was the ferrv. He agreed and the family quake. spotted, in some cases being severe and WILL E. FISHER, got into the cart. The Irishman was a in other cases light. Two of the largest or AUCTIONEER. jovial soul and all the way through the John K. Dillon, received by the mail losses were the Hotel de Redwood, re- - ; K burnt section, still burning, too, he a XCl Lit 11 um uiutliCA hiiu 11 t J ... j " . sang patriotic songs. The songs some- San Francisco, giving exactly the ; the large residence of H, C. Morrell, j Without .ess what jarred on the keyed-u- p senses of boundary of the burned district, as fol- - the former being totally demolished, en- end of the latter so badly injured as to r occupants of cart, they lows: Beginning at north and on the the but the Stein-Bloc- j S4v Our h sacks for sum- hat dured it and on arriving at the ferry, Van Ness avenue running south to be almost a full loss. Both, however, Tf cks offered the Irishman a tidy sum of Clay, up Clay to Franklin, thence to are being rebuilt. mer comfort can be worn either THE I I or- -, money. He merely threw it back and Sutter, thence to Van Ness avenue, In spite of the numerous individual way, for all trousers are looped ent said that he was not carrying people thence to Golden Gate avenue, thence to losses and the severity of the shock for belts, and many of the coats ig ;. and helping them for money. All he Dolores, to Twentieth, thence to Capp, in' some parts of the mountains, the EXPO'' g exceed-th- zig-za- e are lined, leaving summer tb could do for anybody else, he said, was thence to Eighteenth, thence to residents consider themselves half to just help. The party was overcome . waterfront, around the waterfront ingly fortunate and with the excellent fabrics only between stray CAMERA with the man's generosity. He steau-fastl- y to Van Ness avenue. Hilo Tribune iruit crop wnicn tne season promises breezes and yourself. Come ear- refused money. He finally gave HSU!! and the prospect of a large influx of ly en- campers, re they're going fast. Your nd ; them his name and address, and the Fred L. Waldron is receiving on summer boarders and the Chica- damage will soon be forgotten. size means your fit. n? family promise that if their days of velopes addressed to him from cent is a real CAMERA and not prosperity come again they will look go special relief request stamps of if'. toy, notwithstanding its COURSE OF A RIVER :he a him up and repay him for his kindness. handsome design inscribed: "Help San price. It is made like a Send Money to David R. CHANGED BY TEMBLOR. . Francisco. ire for SOUTHERN PACIFIC AL ys - watch and is invaluable Forgan, First National Bank, Chicago; j STOCKTON, April 30. It was dis- Mclnerny. Ltd snapping unsuspected pic- DID ITS PART. Is. Treasurer Chicago Commercial Asso covered today that in the vicinity of 3-- 1 Cor. tures, 4 in. x 1 in. in size. the broker, has ciation." Woodbridge the Mokelumne river has Merchant and Fort Streets. George P. Thielen, " : a letter from his brother, R. fallen twelve feet, the bed of the river 4 received Williams, Dimond & Co., who were having dropped from the effects of the Price $2.50 A. Thielen, recently appointed district burned out in San Francisco have tem- - recent earthquake. bt Pacific 23 Films, 25c. per 25 exposures. freightc aerent of the Southern porary offices at Pier Greenwich The stream had been carrying a lot Vi- There is no limit to the fun Rv headquarters at Los Angeles, street. San Francisco. The wharves Gf water when it was noticed that the with go- - ol you can have with an telling of some things done by his rail- - and docks are intact and work is riVer was steadily falling, contrary to vet "EXPO." road for the stricken city of San Fran-- i ing on there as usual. j all precedent. The people could hardly j eyes. They the s- - casco. He writes: believe their watched in-its- elf Only I Two Sals been advised Weeks i. has made an For Postmaster Pratt Pacific has ingratiated river recede for a day and -- "The Southern - f-f into the good will of the people , that letters arrivins from San Fran- vestigation, with the result that the O fur- - Cisco without stamps must be(j IOUnd feet SO for" Oont: of California by the assistance hereafter was to be almost twelve ON MONDAY, MAY 14th, HONOLULU nished San Francisco. The company be a charge upon the addressee. lower than before. BEGINNING tur-- 1 r-- was the first to offer help and as tne water way nas oeen Mtaui., Our manager is now in Japan ordering new goods for the holf-- Photo Supply Co., nished manv carloads of supplies free, i The name of F. T. P. Waterhouse is fining up each year with silt from the u;i, U or,i.i nsh. I nur- - receiving favorable mention for the upper portion of the river, farmers days and fall trade, and has instructed us to dispose of all stock T. County FORT STREE chased five carloads of provisions for Republican nomination for ai0ng that stream are highly pleased now On hand at reduced price. S here and forwarded same uyuewum. with the change, since it can carry tar the P Vl . $5.00 to $4.00. mnra nratbi. Hon or&t rfnrp Sllil 11 Ot Shirt Waists reduced endanger their lands on either side; I.50 Kimonos reduced tO I.20. 0----'- ,' Of it. nr,--- lo In 1IL- - Another incident of the earthquake rttaf i is the drying up of Tracy lake, in the EMBROIDERED SHIRT WAIST PAT- northwestern part of San Joaquin j 0 county. Ever since the earthquake j TERNS, LADIES' PURSES, SILKS, the water has been decreasing at a . HAND3AGS, ETC, ETC, ETC., El C. rapid rate, and at present it is almost f 0 on a level with the Mokelumne river, i Whether or not there is a crack in 0 passage 1120 NUUANIX its bed. or an underground - - 6THEK.T. Old refrigerators give lodgment connecting the lake with the river, is SftYEGUSR. refrigerators 0 not known, hut at the rate the lake germs; so also do ; to has been falling it will soon be as low damp and allow the food in- were exhibited by the attendants. They sites along the waterfront. that are 0 as the river. The benefit in both orderly mouldy. by organi'iied their fellows in an IN YOHEMITE. to become stances will be appreciated farm so well FELT live ers. way, and directed their efforts A microbe hasn't a chance to 0 that many were saved. One young A report from John Harlow, guard- in a ASYLUM AT AOXEWS woman is known to have saved the ian of the Yosemite Valley, with an 0 IS BEYOND REPAIR. lives of at least three or four persons, interesting postscript, was received Leonard Cleanahle Refrigerator yet after it was all over the great here yesterday by John Lerman, sec- 0 SAN JOSE, May 2. Architect Hud- darkness came again upon her, and she retary of the Yosemite Commission. ce cold sweeps son of Los Angeles arrived at Agnews understood nothing of what she had The regular report covers the condi- An current commission. Ac- - todav. under State nr.rtt-- Tne tjauems seem iu icin.'. tions in the valley on the l'.th, 16th and through LEONARD, and, coupled 0 companied by Superintendent Stocking comes following post, on Vreat trouble has come, and that 17th, and then the with the scientific principles he mado a complete inspection of all they should help in whatever way they script, evidently written Just before built, cfoesn't give a 0 the asylum buildings. At its conclu- mailing on the stage on the 18th: which it is every can. germ half a chance. Its always dry o sion he declared that absolutely "Heavy earthquake this a. m. from building had been irreparably ruined. MARTINEZ IS SHAKEN. southwest to northeast, very heavy. and will stand the match test every Governor he wiiT 1 seconos. In his report to the Martinez was not greatly damaged i lasting minute and io time. 0 recorninT.d the speedy erection of cot- damage. GEORGE T. J1AKLUW. patients by the earthquake, according to Gus --The LEONARD is built to be tages to accommodate the - 0 until modern structures, not so high Weiss of Laeuna. N". M.. who was tem- taken apart and cleaned. Its the ' porarny j on the as formerly, and as near fire an.I quaKe in tne u'i , Monday newest and best refrigerator 0 Proof as possible, can be erected by the seat He reports the forestry. Consumes less ice than any AgricuUnre ari market. state. may come down. 0 rne piiiems are nouseu in tents building:,vuut."jit.::which have to Keeaumoku other. building of the Rank of both sides of Makikl and md booths upon the grounds, the little The new brick avt-nue- . A fincviicw stock now at - was cracked also, and in fact streets as far as Wilder rommunitv of nearly 1000 people striv- Martinez Hi ing to make the best of the existing nearly all brick and stone buildings show some damage. With the excep- The Farmers' Institute of Hawaii Fnrt and 0 conditions. build- regular meeting at the Ill During the disaster many patients tion of falling chimneys, wooden will hold its In 1.111 I. . Queen Sts hopelessly worked ings were r.ot injured. He reports sev- office of the Board of Agriculture and 0 considered insane 7:30 evening. with all the intelligence and vigor that eral manufacturers looking for factory Forestry at this THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 12, 1906.

THE PACIFIC. tret the matter of aitl to Ilawaiians ani ooooooooooooooocooooooo WM, HANSON IS NOT others here in whom we are interested lisnosel of as soon as jo?ible, for I TO REDUCE STOCK, WE OFFER FOR A SHORT TIME COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER fool that there are some hardship?: eoai-in- r v.'hen the relief committee curtails KNOWN IN al- EDITOR. HONOLULU suine of its distribution of supplies, New WALTER O. SMITH though there is plenty of work in the Process Gas Ranges ruins arid at other places for all men at the following reduced prices : S MAY 12. who are wiJlinsr and able to work. SATURDAY ( Associated Press Cablegrams Afur-noo- n I will remain untiLMay 30tb and you List Price. Sale Price. 1 Report.) may sure I will up all No. 615 , t he that clear $19.00 . ,$12.50 WATER FILTRATION. SAX JOSE, May 11. William Han- matters if possible long before that No. 614 . 20.00 1350 up time and 16-1- Nuuanu valley has been son, of Honolulu, has been killed here date, but to that yourself Xo. 0 , The sab cf the Queen Emma lot in the committee can have my services at 24.00 16.00 - in a railroad wreck. No.- 16-- 1 '. indefinitely- postponed by the government, as a result oi public senti- any time. Kindly give my personal re- 26.00 - 17.00 No. 615, .Y. ment againsc it, formulated and presented by the Central Improve- The name of William Hanson does gards to all members of the committee. with Broiler 29.00 19.00 ment Club. " not appear in ti e Hawaiian directories Very respectfully yours, Special features of these Ranges: So far so good. The episode furnishes food for thought in sev- for the past six years. JAS. F. MORGAN. Friction Door Hinge, eral different directions, however. SOCIALISTS RESIGN. P. S. T feel very strongly that our Removable Oven contribution to the general relief fund Burners. A point which stands out in bold relief is that public opinion ROME, May 11. All of the Socialist Top Burners-Lif- t Out, wrll as on the mainland. deputies resigned of S;?n Frpncisco should amount to at is a uotent factor in Hawaii, 2s have as a result of least fifty thousand dollars. Interchangeable Top Gates, A second point is that organized public opinion is far more the Government refusing to consider One opinion, no matter how intel the bill regulating the use of arms by FRA SEE'S LETTER. Pattern of Side Shelf, effective than unorganized, individual the troops and the police. All Oven Linings individual opinion may be. S3an Francisco, Hay 4, 1906. Removable, ligent the A. L. C. Atkinson, Gover- Mixer Covers Easily Adjusted, The Improvement Club organization has done good work in ZULUS MEAN WAR. Mr. Acting Pilot Lighter, DURBAN', May 11. nor, Honolulu, H. T. New Tangent upon particular subject ; but it has Africa, One Burners. focusing public opinion this thousand Zulus are proceeding to join My Dear Sir: Since writing to you a power gooct ' 29 clone a greater service in demonstrating wnat tor forces with the insurgent Chief Bam-baat- a. under date of April I have little to nrm-nartisn- rmblir-soirite- report. Pacific n. d association of this kind can be. It Serious trouble is feared. Hardware Company, Ltd, and encourage them to proceed Mr. Morgan has arrived and taken should put fresh heart into the clubs RUSSIAN UPPER HOUSE. full charae of the relief work, al Fort and Merchant Streets. with new zeal in their work of improving the city. ST. PETERSBURG, May. 11. The though I have been assisting him, s A third subject which is brought out of "innocuous desuetude" upper house of Parliament has opened. far as possible, in an advisory capacity ;00000 snd made a live issue, is the filtration of Honolulu's surface water Mr. Alexander has asked me to take supply. This subject has been studied by engineers, reported upon charge of the $300 which he had been legisla- MORGAN REPORTS holding to my eredit, and I have done by experts, urged by the. doctors, appropriated for by the so, placing it, the form of currency. by the Board of in ture, discussed by the newspapers, recommended (Continued from Page 1.1 in safe deposit. The rent of the box Health, and the net result to date is words, words and yet more amounting to $2.50, I have added to my wished a thousand dollars in cash an account, together with an entry of words. . another of a manlv young fellow who $3.90, being for minor, unexpected, ex Is Recommend- , Thanks to Dr. C. B. Wood, the extreme danger of an unprotect- simply wanted elothes for the purpose penses These entries bring s inclosing. 3abst or ed-surface water supply,-ha- once more, been brought pointedly going to work in the brick pile. You the total of my account to $304.45, and ed To to the attention of the people of this city. '.'One traveling casej can imagine this request was speedily leave a balance of $195.55. This hied, lhese letters are not for Dubli will to you or typhoid fever," says Dr. Wood, "on the way over the Pali road amount I return transfer Produce Sleep, Con- of cation. to Mr. Morgan as you may direct. any time infect the Nuuanu. reservoir system and poison the 1 have made arrangements to Halt quer may visit Extract at was very great regret Dyspepsia, ii Ji' .1 It with that I Wiiy, i.r a :a the Chinese and Japanese relief camps Strengthen the wiioie resulting in uciuiy cpiuciiiii.. tomorrow learned of the death of your father. The Improvement Clubs have done good negative work in stop and bv next mail will write He was one of my very first acquaint The "Best" Tonic Weak, Build Up the you thoroughly in regard to these MANUFACTURED BY ping1 proposed action ; but this is only a preliminary to the positive matters. ances m Hawaii, and I have always ad Convalescent, Help mired his very great qualities. Recovery from Sick- work of securing ; a filter Plant, if lasting benefit is to come of it iesremay 1 was very rortunate in PAB8T BREWING CO. Things are slowly beginning to as ness, It is up to the Improvement Clubs, the Civic Federation, the Medi securing from Alexander & Baldwin a sume something of a natural aspect in Build Up and Com-'mer- ce copy of the Western Union code and .Milwaukee, Wis. Feed Nerves, As- Association, ''Merchants Association, the Chamber of ' San Francisco, although we are still the cal the woxild advise ail messages sent to me every" organization interested in the health, progress confined to walking, and limited to can sist Kursing Moth- and other . For Sale C. in that code. and cooking middle of by W. PEACOCK & CO., LTD. of Honolulu, to agitate and work for the establish saw notice ities' in the the ers, Help Women. and. prosperity I a in the daily papers street. The ready money question re- ment ot-- a hlter plant in Nuuanu valley. here that a Dr. .Noble wished to get mains the most awkward, credit being ' - should no until the object is accom- Portuguese and Italian laborers to go to This propaganda know rest to of small value and coin hard reach. Honolulu. I investigated the mat "With kindest regards, I remain, plished and accomplished before rather than after a typhoid fever ter and in the conversation wittt the epidemic. ' Sincerely doctor (who, by the way, is a lady who FRASEE. Y."A filter plant for Nuuanu valley," should be a civic slogan, traveled through Honolulu some months ago) I found there was nothing siound: which all parties can rally, until it is an accomplished fact. that is Pa-- u the scheme so far. i The Riders' Club will have a I am dictating this letter in a great business meeting at the residence of, v OF HOPEFUL TONE. hurry, as I have quite a number of mat Mrs. Puahi, Walkiki, on Tuesday ters to attend to. I am endeavorinc- - to The aftermath stories of the great earthquake from the San afternoon UJ Frajicisco papers reaching here on the steamer China yesterday are notable from the tone of hopefulness that pervades them. Amidst dire adversity, some of the business of the city is being carried on, and the determination is everywhere shown to rebuild San Fran- cisco, and to rebuild it with an eye to the correction of the mis- FfllMS MATCHES REQUIRED takes of the. past. Thousands of people have gone away, but many going are back again. LTD. No smoke or. A very remarkable piece of good fortune will be found related of odor; no danger or inconvenience, if the latest dates D. you use . in the. day's news in the statement thatthe records of land titles and Photographic have not been destroyed, and still another in the finding of the Material of every records of the Probate Court practically uninjured by the flames description. 1 H through which they passed. - Makers of gfPTPflP AM It is characteristic of the people of San Francisco that they are LLifilyj y fin II extracting a kind of grim humor from the great tragedy. That i lis infinitely better than though they sit down and cry about LilM werexto Developing and Printing Corporation Ask it-- "The grim humorist is a fighter. It is a time when there is need for particulars regarding cost and installing. for men who fight. Also, the grim humorist is always a man who can see that a bad situation might be worse. 'it migfit be'so bad and Notary that he could not get a. laugh from it. , a specialty, and Hawaiian Electric Company, Ltd. .The center of the seismic disturbance has been . located, it is satisfactory work ..said, Bolinas Bay, on the coast of Marin county, northerly and guaranteed. westerly from San Francisco; and the correctness of this location TELEPHONE MAIN 390. would seem to be borne out by the fact that, while the temblor ex- I EAL tended down the peninsula and beyond to Hollister Give us a trial s that and Salinas, s and northerly into the counties of Sonoma, Mendocino and Hum- boldt, the counties of Contra Costa and Alameda escaped with, com- paratively little damage. It is known, also that the earthquake was oooooooooooooooooooc felt for a considerable distance at ea, that fact implying that its FIXE EMBOSSED LEGAL, AND starting point was somewhere directly upon or close to the Coast. BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE Hollister Drug PAPERS, BUILDER AND REAL ESTATE AGENT. j. Russian martyrs are somewhat at a discount in these days. COMPANY COPPER PLATE CARDS, Cork)- - dragged his good name in the mire when he reached New ETC., JRTC. qrk and now Fathor Gapon is said to have been killed for accept- Announces that he is prepared to furnish homes complete. THE 1042-10- 50 ing an offer, made to him as a ruse by one of the terrorist circle PIONEER PHOTOGRAPHIC Fort Street. the lot and latest modern improved cottages for J1000 and up. DEALERS, FORT STREET, Lots $350 he had joined, to betray his comrades to the police. The character NEAR HOTEL,. for sale at each o n easy terms. okthese leaders, as it appears in the limelight, is such as to deprive, Five-roo- m cottage, good plumbing, for $700. the 'Russian progressists of much of the sympathy that was granted . them at the start. They are not exactly the saints whom imagina- We are now showing the largest stock of Q PHONE OR ADDRESS WHITE 951. tion had pictured. Indeed America has suffered from a vast deal of .misinformation about Russia and her people, even the popular Ready-to-We- ar conception: of the qualities of Tolstoi having taken such a form of Ladies' Apparel delusion as to sadly need the sedative which Andrew D. White, in his autobiography, administered to it. including BESS' - . Very latest styles and lowest prices. Tomorrow's Advertiser will, be full of good things, covering a Suits, Skirts and Coats No trouble to show goods. great . variety of subjects. One of its San Francisco' pictures, a Call and be convinced. view of the conflagration from the bay, is worth all that a copy of that has ever been brought to Honolulu in any single season. These the paper costs. Several good things have been held KING STREET. over during goods are the very same that would be shown you were you NO. SO, the week to add interest and piquancy to the Sunday shopping tfr print and the. in New York's Fashion Emporiums, same K. ISOSHIMH, omission of a Hakin letter in the previous number is. made good in Style, same in Mate- rials same in by an illustrated narrative of the gifted correspondent's travels in and Workmanship. Why worry for hours at the dress- Russia. The Bystander will have pungent comments on the passing maker's, when you can obtain from us in a few moments garments show, sports will get a good presentation and the business of the of Perfect Fit. Up-to-Da- te Styles, Choicest Materials and Expert Territory for the week past will be carefully reviewed. There will Workmanship. be the usual household and general miscellanv. Z SKIRTS. PRESH It is a far cry to the days of Cetewavo and the Zulu war, White, Alpaca, Panama and Serge $ 6.50 to $14.00 1 A" with their incident of the Wlilf... 1M..1.I K 1. Prince Imperial's death, but the old nut lliu I1L fmt jj qq q 20.00 memories are invoked by a new uprising of the black tribes. The Same, with Silk Slips Zulus are stout fighters and a 20.00 to 30.00 new generation has come upon the Greys in Plaids, Stripes and Plain stage that kticw not the time of disaster.- - Whether Boer 8. so to 13.00 California Butter money Same, in Misses' Lengths - has supplied, these people with the sinews of war i onlv a conjec- OQ to 6.50 Plack and Navy ture, but there is strength enough in the vprising to alarm Xatal. Serge and Alpaca 6. so to 14.00 ; laileta Silks, Black or White j 4.00 to 1750 The Advertiser desires to return thanks to Manager lames A. ETON SUITS. 2 lbs. 65c. Low, of Ilorolulu Plantation, and through Mr. Low to W. C. Wilder for photographs of disaster scenes in San Fiancisco used in todav's We have an especially pleasing assortment of these, in Grey p.iper. Checks and Stripes, Navy Plaids, White Serge, White and Plack Voile , METROPOLITAN MEAT CO. Cl -- to 0 GENERAL SUMNER AMUSED. 0 37.00 Telephone, Main 45. COATS. .An amusing story is beins told I'.rikc and went to San Rafael. There Cravanette, Long. All Colors $j among ,; 4.00 to $20.00 the fnVin'.s ,,f Gener.il Sainut- 'e was inform-- by one of the guiding: Assorted, Grays, Red . spirits and Xavy S. Sumnr-r- I'niteii states Army, re- of the villasre that he mu?t at! 10.00 to 20.00 in guarding-agains- Pongee . . . . yas patrolling and' fires Dusters $13-5- tired. vho until recently the and unruly 0 ruling: r"f ufroes. Something: in Pongee. Waterproof and officer of the Pacific Division, General Sumner's bearing- evidently Dustproof 30.00 illustrating tin- - impressed Gossamer Our 'Belts Susenders j Trunks Gloves the fact that zeal of the man for. after a mo- Lined Satin. Xavy. Grey and Tan .S25.00 to $30.00 Spring ; certain officials in impressim? ivav-farin- g- ment's thought, he the said. "I think I'll Misses' Cravanette. All Colors Nf?ck Hanck'fs and Under-ari- d makt you a second lieutenant. " "Thank 8.00 to 12.00 man into service during: the re- v you." answered General Sumner. "I tt t cent excitement, spread from this city don't Summer wear Duck Valises wear, to the think any rank ever conferred suburban towns as well. upon me ever pleased me more Stoc General Sumner, who was here fur a unless Hats Pants Shirts Etc. it was when was made a major-gen-r- a: lrief stay. left the city after Iheeaith- - ;i the regular ort Street, I. O. O. F. BuiHiW armv." Good Goods. and 152 Hotel Street. WORLD'S NEWS DAILY. BEAD THE ADVERTISES iv 3

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, fc lulu, .Oahu.-30- B 284, p 133. . Dated Apr MEETING OF THE 1906. Loo Duck Kee to Lee Buk, B S; 1-- 2 A EXPERT FARMERS share in Hop Tuck Wai Co, Koolau-pok- o, Oahu. $625. B 284, p 134. Dated May 2, 1906. -

The next . regular . meeting of the David Kaahanul and wf by mtgee to 709, Farmers' . Institute of Hawaii will be William Henry, F A; por R P kul Valuable held the Library of the Territorial 556, Vineyard St, etc., Honolulu, Oahu. at B 285, p 167. Dated Apr 30, 190C. of Agriculture Forestry on Board and . David Kaahanui and wf by mtgee to King street, today, Saturday, May . 12, RCA Peterson, D; pors R P 1709, kul Book at 7:30 p. m. - E56, Vineyard St, etc., Honolulu, Oahu. important subject of $500. B 278, p 490. Dated Apr 30, 1906. The RCA Peterson to William Henry, D; marketing of Hawaiian agricul- pors R P 1709, kul 556, Vineyard St, tural products is to be thoroughly dis- Honolulu, Oahu. $500. B 278, p 492. Free cussed at this meeting, and a good at Dated Apr 30, 1906. ';' tendance is hoped for. Carl Bergstrom et al by gdn to Hawn Ask me to send you letted, frw, a book & Imprvmt Co Ltd, D; 13, blk last completed, which will inspire ny msa The following program has been . ar Land lot to be bigger, 14, City, Oahu. $110. .B 278, stronger, ounger (if be is old), Pearl Ewa, snd more manly than he ever felt. I am ranged: p 493. Dated May 11906. builder of men. Report of the Committee orf Co Est of M Mclnerny by tr to Kewaha, I run tAir .n ...l, ... j operative Marketing. him feel like a Ssndow. Oi coarse, J caa't Rel; R P 1501. Kalihi, Honolulu, Oahu. make a Hercules of a man who was neer The Necessity of Growing more $110. B 285, p 171. Dated Apr 30, 1906. intended by nature to bo strong and bosky, Fruits in Hawaii. Kalaluhi (k) to Henry Kaumai, D; t don't mean that. 1-- Ha-mak- ua, But can take r man who Mr. William Weinrich, Jr. 3 kul 10,540, Pohakuhaku, I started with a int in ' fair constitution and before it got fully de- Some Advantages of Hawaii. $25. B 278, p 495. A HARD BLOW. veloped began tearing it down. That fellow feesk-nerre- Marketing. Dated May 2, 1906. young once took a deep interest in is slow, poky, Iscking in vim, Mr. John Emmeluth. Weary Waggles "A beautiful Vassar graduate me." ambition and I can maka a Recorded May 3, 1906. Wot ,uv microbes wuz she man of him in three months so that bis own DISCUSSION. Frayed Fagin "Dat sof kind studyin'f" friends won't know him. al, you persons in further- T Shiosaki to D Kawamura et I want to read this book and lesrn tbe All interested the Rel; bldg, furniture, book accts and truth about my arguments. If you are not ance of Hawaii's agricultural interests ss rigorous as you would like to be, if you cordially fixtures, cor Beretania St and Achi lane. have rheumatic pains, weak kidneys, loss of are invited. $600. B 285, p 172. vitality, prostatic troubles, nervous spells, Signed) K. G. KRATJSS. Honolulu, Oahu. any or May 2, 1906. ailment of that kind that unmans yon, it Secretary. Dated would asHure your future happiness if you Territory of Hawaii by Supt Pub Wks would look into .this method of mine. Don't Bishop, delay it; your best days are slipping by. to Trs of Estate of Bernice P PLAIN ABOUT THE HAIR you If 9S-10- FH6TS want this book I send it closely sealed E D; 0a land, Kapalama Cemetery, is the duty of every one who is interested in hair feeding the starved and impoverished hair roots with free if you inclose this Ad. BEALTY TBANSACTI OHS Oahu. $1. B 278, p 496. Dat- It Honolulu, to learn enough about the subject to tell an external application is all a myth. ed Apr 26, 1906. preservation The short portion of the hair follicle above its neck dr. m.'G. Mclaughlin, Est of Bernice P Bishop by trs to whether an advertisement for a hair remedy is reason- opens somewhat like a funnel and is filled with the 906 MARKET ST., Territory of Hawaii, E D; 68,611 sq ft In this connection, the United Entered for Record May 11, 1906, from able or unreasonable. outer scalp skin. Opening into this outer portion are SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. land. School St Extn, Honolulu, Oahu. much need- highly important oil or sebaceous glands which, 9 4 p. m. States Post Office department has begun a the a. m. to $1. B 27S, p 496. Dated Apr 26, 1906. misleading statements from their location, are most exposed to disease. D ed campaign against false and C F Bradshaw to T O Mitchell P C W Booth and wf to N Omsted, P D; in advertisements in general. While this work is high-l- v When these oil glands become infected with a certain Robert Young to First Bank of 2 38-10- 0a of R P 4364, kul 1564, Pauoa commendable and should be greatly extended, still microbic growth (the cause of dandruff) there is hair 278, p BUY A FISCHER Hilo Ltd CM Valley, Honolulu, Oahu. $1. B at the same time it tends to paternalism rather than to disease and finally hair death. Fortunately this outer Socy to 498. 1, 1905. self-relianc- The piano San Antonio Port Ben Joe Dated Mar personal e. If YOU know that the claims portion of the hair follicle can.be treated by carefully that has stood the test Rel C P rem- Souza N Omsted and wf to W Booth. for a hair remedy are unreasonable and untrue, that rubbing into the scalp a suitable remedy. What of Honolulu's climate better than 1 lS-lO- 4364, 1564, j any Est of Charles B Dwight by admrx D; of R P kul Pauoa knowledge will save you money and prevent disap- edy should be used? Manifestly one that will destroy other piano, is the FISCHER. to James B Castle, tr D, vaney, .Honolulu, uanu. fi. is p the growth that causes dandruff, itching scalp, and We sell them on asy Installments. (k) to D W Napihaa... D pointment. Maewaewa The trouble lies in the fact that certain over am- falling hair. HAWAIIAN NFWS CO. ITD Hattie Kekalukalu to William A Kalel (k) to John H D Almeida, M; employ advertising writers who do Newbro's Herpicide is the first remedy that was 1- bitious Proprietors ALEXANDER YOUNG BLDG. M -2 3S8 176 bides, etc, ; Kinney int in R Fs and not know the composition of the remedies they write prepared for the particular purpose of destroying this $150. 2S5, p 173. j H A Baldwin and wf to James Waiau, Ewa, Oahu. B even they did, they are not expected to invisible vegetable growth. In fact, it i? called the D 3, 1906. about, and if Lindsay Dated May know the therapeutic action of the various ingredients. ' ' ORIGINAL remedy that kills the dandruff germ." A Herbert and wf to Charles E Two verv familiar and oft repeated statements are. Xewbro's Herpicide was not made until after Prof. GEMS, GOLD AND SILVER Frasher D gr 3340, bidgs. etc, Beretania, Keeau-- ; the" and fed just like a Unna, of Hamburg, Germany (ask your Doctor about i that hair must be watered JEWELRY. l rnoku and Young Sts, Honolulu, Oahu. destroyed, discovered dandruff is a highly contagious hair, once him) that UP-TO-DA- 1906-- plant, and that the color of the STYLES. Recorded Mav 2. 1906. $2000- - B 2S5' P 1U' Dated May 2' ; process. While both of disease caused by a microbe. The almost marvelous can be restored, by natural Ready-marJ- e or by special order. Kauahikea (widow) to Kapea (w).'D: Manuel D Carvalho to Ah Kin. L: i these statements are false in every particular, it re- success of Xewbro's Herpicide has caused advertising l-- 2a Hamakualoa, Maui for other Prices reasonable. Call on us. 'por gr 1795, Kamananui, Waialua, Oi-l- u. land. Pauwela, some knowledge of the hair follicle to writers to claim germicidal properties hair 10 yrs $20 per r. 2S3, p 174 Dat- - quires little be- $12C0. 27S, p 4S9. 30, at j B why are false. remedies, manv of which were on the market years B Dated Apr 30, 1906. understand the statements ed Apr d discovery. Do you think that this O 3906. follicle is a pear-shape- sack in the scalp fore Prof. Unna 's Vasconcellos, D; The hair Re- SUITN'o. 1308 Maunakea ?t. P. O. Jiox 94J. (widow) to Wa- Kahue (k) to John holds hair root. At the bottom of the hair new claim for old remedies is a reasonable one! Kapea Kniaikawaha gr 1208, Maui. $800. B that the Agrctl Co Ltd, C L: por gr 1795. Waiakoa, Kula, follicle and extending up into it for a short distance, member, that the hair gets its life, color, and strength ialua 2S0. p 76. Dated Apr 30, 1906. blood, and that good blood, deep Kamananui. Waialua, Oahu. $1. B is a nipple-shape- d projection that remains in the scalp direct from the Momona Haa to Mrs Kalaukela, D; sun-ligh- t, hair development. 2S3. p 174. Dated Apr 30, 1906. when a hair root is forcibly pulled out. This projec- breathing, and favor 4 Hamakualoa, Out-doo- in Kapea Kniaikawaha (widtTw) to Wa acres in hui land, Peahi, tion is the hair papilla from which the hair "root" r exercise, to insure free circulation the Maui. $30. B 2S0, p 77. Dated May 1, addition to the bottom of the scalp, also scalp massaging for the same purpose, are Garriage Repairs - ipahee (w). D; por gr 1795. Kamananui, grows. The continuous 0 - . habits 1 ft O y To root, forces the hair proper out through the verv helpful. Worry, indigestion and sedentary waiaiua. nu. i ..o. VMhll nnd wf Alice Kaui. D: hair growth," germ will ac- 19C6. tf scalp. oppose hair while the dandruff ed Apr 30. 4 lund, Peahi, Hamakua and Our Carriage Repair Department (widow) to W Goodale, M; acres in hui The hair papilla is surrounded by the hair rcot. tually destrov the hair, unless it is eradicated Kapea W loa, Maui. $30. B 2S0, p 78. Dated "out Xewbro's Herpicide. on Queen attends to all kinds por gr 1795. Kamananui, Waialua, Oa- which thus takes a bulbous form. Above the hair root kept of the scalp with May 1, 1906. three-fourth- s en- cooling and refreshing to $1200. 53. 30. or bulb which occupies about of the Herpicide is delightfully of repairs and painting. Bugjr'es. hu. B 281, p Dated Apr results sometimes fol- 1906. follicle is the neck of the hair follicle, below the scalp, and almost marvelous Wagons Drays built to order. tire of the scalp al- and Warrington to Henry If you want a cocktail at home before which the most penetrating fluids known to Medical low its continued use. It stops itching N 1 James . rr f . j C Waterhouse Tr Co Ltd. M: lots F and dinner, ring up C. J. McCarthy, Main Science can not penetiate. inereiore, me siurv most instantly. 36. He goods and will deliver a tampie. Scbumaa Carriage Company .1 O of gr 3590, Dominis St. Honolulu. has the At Drug Stares Send :te in ftamp to the HtrpicMc Company, Department, Detroit, Xichigm, for Oahu. $9C00. B 285, p 165. Dated May them to you. i LIMITED. 1. 1906. .. MPAIMY, Kaalawai REPAIR DEPT.. Estate of Bernice P Bishop. Trs of, by A fine beach residence at IE between Fort and Alakea attys to Notice, Notice; applcn for reg with stables, etc.. is offered for sale O N Queen St., 8892 sq St, Hono-- by Thielen & Williamson. m title of ft land. Fort 33E THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL. ADVERTISED, HONOLULU, MAY 12, 1906, V I dated October 6, 1S99, and recorded in Ak. 46 CO', Hik. 25 Kap. me ke o.lx lii- BY .AUTHORITY Liber 18S, on pages 47, et. seq.. In said lii a i kihi mua. Ho 157S Ka;. m. Hawaiian Registry of Deeds. Said lots 6 and 6a being the same TESTA VS, Second: The following eleven hun- premises described in deed of Mary for Summer PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE OF SALE dred and fifty (1150) shares of the Chang Kim to En Syak Aseu, dated Adorable Shoes capital stock of Kihi Plantation October 17. 1SS5, recorded in. Liber 155, LANDS NEAR 352-35- OF CERTAIN Company, Limited, represented by the pages 3. And the same premises CITY OF HONOLULU. following numbered certificates of conveyed to said Hawaii Land Com- -i the Summer Shoe for la- THEBISHOP shares of stock for the numbers of pany, Limited, by deed dated April 5,f. We have 1900, dies. Summer time brings out such At 12 o'clock noon, Saturday, May shares thereof respectively as follows: recorded in Liber 20S, page 21. lose their Certificate No. , Shares. Together with all and any buildings dainty garments which would 12th, 1906, at front entrance to the pretty effects if worn with Winter 537 for 100 and improvements situate thereon and Judiciary Building, Honolulu, there 1429 60 hof-s- . Our Summer Shoe is made of for all the rights, privileges and appur- imported Russian russet leather. Plain A Little Breeze in the will be sold at Public Auction under 74 for 100 tenances belonging to said piece or toe pump, Cuban heel and velt sole. the provisions of Part IV, Section 17, 149 for ...200 parcel of land. shoe 450 for 100 Fourth: Lease from Ten degrees cooler than a black Land Act, 1895, the following certain the Trustees besides 'being the most stylish thing Episcopal Diocese 494 for 100 under the Will of Bernice P. Bishop to styt--doesn'- t portions of land in the Dis- for afternoon street dress. Tlie situate 1193 for ....100 Hawaii Land Company, Limited, dated bring high prices, because w trict of Kona, Island of Oahu, T. H.: 1575 for 390 February IS, 1S99, for the term of Just Now. gold twenty-or- e sell them at $3.30 a pair. (1) The land known as "Hanaiaka-malama- " Terms: Cash, United States years from the 1st day of expense to 1899, or the "Queen Emma coin; deeds at of purchaser January. at a rental of $175 per evening- papers had a story of a be prepared by the attorneys for said annum, of the premises situate on th The Place" together with the small lot Assignee of said Mortgagee. makai side of School street, meeting of the Hawaiian Honolulu, Shoe Company, Ltd. postponed adjoining and known as the Reser- For further particulars apply to near Nuuanu Stream, Kauluwela; Manufacturers' Congregation of St. Andrew's at which voir Lot," Puiwa, Nuuanu Valley. Smith & Lewis, attorneys for said As- which said lease is recorded in Liber 1051 Honolulu. T. H. 324-32- Fort St. protest- mortgagee. 1S5, 7. F. J. Testa offered a resolution Area 10.20 acres, a little more or signee of said on pages course of Bishop Res-tari- ck Dated, Honolulu, April 9. 19C?. Together with all and any buildings ing against the less. Possession given Sept. 1st, 1906. COMPANY, asking the resignation of KIHEI PLANTATION and improvements situate thereon and in for Upset price $10,000.00; also all costs LIMITED. all rights, privileges appur- charge of the and Rev. Mr. Fitz, the priest in of advertising. Terms cash, U. S By H. P. BALDWIN, tenances belonging to said piece or BUPHIIIII IJLIHJI1M1JIIM"1I1"IIIU - JU.IIIIJIIIIW! Ull HJWU,. made the Congregation. The Bulletin Gold Coin. Its President. parcel of land. as (Seal) By J. P. COOKE. Fifth: Lease from J. the matter appear as sensational (2) A remnant of Taro Land, Niau, Kumalae to CAN'T .1 possible, apparently taking the side of Its Treasurer. Hawaii Land Company, Limited, dated VOU HEI& Kalihi. Area 4700 sq. ft., a little Said Assignee of Said Mortgagee. February 9, 1900, controversy. for the term of thirty Testa in the more or less. 73S5 years from April 1. 1900. at a KEEPING YOUR was interviewed rental of Bishop Restarick Upset price $54.00; also all costs $S00 per annum for the first ten years representative of the NO- of said term, and of $1000 sec- MIND ON BEER. M last evening by a of advertising. Terms cash, U. S. ASSIGNEE OF MORTGAGEE'S for the Im Advertiser who called attention to the TICE OF INTENTION OF FORE- ond ten years of said term, and of atar'zrIV J jUFTER KNOWING HW P Gold Coin. CLOSURE AND OF SALE. $1200 for the third ten years of said account printed in the Bulletin. (3) piece on "Tan- term, premises saying A small of land of the situate on the i The Bishop hesitated to talk, No. pursu- Ewa side of Punchbowl street, Hono- talus Drive," adjoining Grant Notice is hereby given that ' matters between himself and a lulu, between King and Queen streets; that 4743 to Davis. Area 1965 sq ft., a ant to the power of sale contained in priest or a congregation were matters certain mortgage dated Novem- being a portion of the land described little more or less. that in 63 to lor kindly Christian conference and not ber 25, 1901, made by Hawaii Land R. P. Hakau; which said leaso Upset price $45.00; also all costs of cor- is recorded in Liber 202, pages 346. et. public discussion. Company, Limited, an Hawaiian seq. for advertising. Terms cash, U. S. Gold poration, Mortgagor, to R. D. Mead, of answer to direct questions, the Together any In Coin. Honolulu, Island of Oahu, Territory of with all and buildings Bishop admitted that some of the mort- and improvements situate thereon and For plans and particulars, Hawaii, Mortgagee, which said things which he is stated to have said further gage is recorded in Liber 232, on pages all the rights, privileges and appur- apply Department Lands, tenances belonging to piece were incorrectly reported and others at of Public 62 to 69, inclusive in the Hawaiian said cr Judiciary Building, Honolulu. Registry of Deeds in said Honolulu, parcel of land. were most misleading. He said that he un- JAS. W. PRATT, and which said mortgage was assign- Sixth: Lease from the Trustees was sorry that the report appeared be- der the "Will of Bernice P. Bishop to Commissioner of Public Lands. ed by the said R. D. Mead to Kihei cause the Hawaiian people had always Plantation Company, Limited, an Ha- Hawaii Land Company, Limited, dated Honolulu, April 12, 1906. February 17, 1900, treated him with kindness, courtesy and waiian corporation, on March 3. 1902, for the term of 7391 April 17, 21, 28, May 5, 12. the said assignee of mortgagee intends twenty-on- e years from July 1, 1900, at respect and one who react the account a rental of $300 per annum, of land at might this was not the case to foreclose said mortgage for condi- think that non-payme- nt Kapalama, Honolulu, near Tramway's BOTTL'G WKS, night. The sale of the premises known as tions broken, to wit: of last say principal and interest when due. Depot; which said lease is recorded in (RAINIER The Bishop absolutely refused to 380-38- 4. I" ' "Hanaiakamalama" and the "Reser- Notice is likewise given that the Liber 202, on pages White 1331. anything more. The reporter imagined Together any was voir Lot," Nuuanu Valley, is hereby property conveyed by said mortgage with all and buildings from his persistent silence that he and improvements situate thereon and willing people generally to postponed indefinitely. will be sold at public auction at the quite for auction rooms of James F. Morgan, all the rights, privileges and appur- v form their opinion of the whole matter JAS. W: PRATT, tenances belonging to said piece or 1 character of the man who Kaahumanu street, said Honolulu, on from the Commissioner of Public Lands. Saturday, the 12th day of May, 1906, parcel of land. tried at the beginning to disturb the 11, 1906. 7413 Leases designated are told Honolulu, May at 12 o'clock noon of said day. The above as Fourth meeting and who did not, we mortgage, and Fifth are subject to mortgage by by one present, even get a second io property conveyed by said and which is to be sold under said Hawaii Land Company, Limited, to S. his motion. . NOTICE OF C. Allen of $2500, dated February 21, eoeoofoeo is no reason why Bishop Res- power of sale as aforesaid, consists of: oooiotoooooooooioooo There SPECIAL MEETING First: All that certain piece or par- 1900, and recorded in Liber 199, on tarick should make any explanations to 469, a cel of land situate at Kaakopua, Hono- pages et. seq. records of said Regis- Some New Lines In the public when he is on one side of OF THE try Office; and also mortgage by HawaU proposition and F. J. Testa on the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PACIFIC lulu aforesaid, and more particularly p Company, to S. C. Al- know-Bisho- described as follows: Land Limited, other. The people of the islands HARDWARE COMPANY, LTD. len for $4500, dated April 9. 1900, record- Restarick and they know Testa. Commencing at tne south corner, joining the lot of Kalaau and Lahaina, ed in Liber 207, on pages 74, et. seq., On inquiry a vestryman informed the In accordance with the, reouest of Registry Office. R Y s salary and running: records of said R P E reporter that a half of Mr. Fitz shareholders and of OR reDresentatives N. E. 78 links along lot of La- Lease designated hereinabove as paid by the white congregation one-thi- rd was shareholders, holding nf the 50,haina; Sixth is subject to mortgage by Ha- and that he understood that the Bishop legal votes oC sald company, is notice N. 354. W. 96 links along lot of Lono; waii Land Company, Limited, to S. C. paid a portion of the remainder. I hereby given that a Special Meeting of $3000, 28, 1900, upon something new S. 43, W. 88 links along lot of Kepio; Allen for dated August The makers are constantly hitting the shareholders of the Pacific Hard- 99 Kala- and recorded in Liber 215, on pages 122, Company, S. 40, E. links along lot of and likable in draperies. ware Limited, will be held au. Containing an area of O.V2 et. seq., records of said Registry Office. FOR SWEET at the office of The B. F. Dillingham C. Seventh: Six hundred shares of the they have sent out some very handsome HBI1TS Company, acre; and being a portion of L. In silkolines, Limited, Stangenwald Build- 9971 be- capital stock of the Kihei Plantation ing, A. Ap. 26, R. P. 7799; and shades and new patterns that will give an air of cheerful-nes- s Merchant street, Honolulu, Oahu, ing the same premises conveyed by Company, Limited, represented by the on Wednesday, May 16, 1906, at ten following brightness the house. 36 inch patterns, a SAKE A TRUE TALE deed of Kamaio Drew to H. N. certificates of stock for the and to 15c. o'clock a. m. The purpose of said Spe- 11, 1899, re- numbers of shares thereof respectively cial Meeting Rosa, dated December yard. is the amendment of tne corded In Liber 173, page 403, and as follows: By-La- ws Charter and of the Company .; Cretonnes 26 inches, 10c. a yard; inches, a yard. the same premises conveyed to said Certificate No. Shares. 31 15c. and such other business as may come by 1061 for 15 ' day was fair to gaze upon all Hawaii Land Company, Limited, Dotted Swisses 36 inches, and a yard. The before said Special Meeting. 1183 for 20 i2c. 15c joyous mood, for it deed of said H. N. Rosa, et al., nature seemed in a JAS. GORDON SPENCER, 1, 1899, 1273 for 20 Tapestry and Chenille Table Covers in all sizes at very trop- dated March recorded in of a fair Secretary. 24-2- 1414 20 was in the balmy climate Liber 191, pages 5. for low figures. in one lowly household Pacific Hardware Company, Limited. any buildings 1423 for 25 ical isle. But 7410. Together with all and desolation cast its gloomy and Improvements situate thereon and 1426 for 25 sadness and 1427 viewing help- all the rights, privileges and appur- for 25 pall. The widow sat her ASSIGNEE OF MORTGAGEE'S NO- 1563 for 50 years father, tenances belonging to said piece or PROGRESS BLOCK, less little ones. For the TICE OF INTENTION OF FORE- parcel of land. 1574 for ..100 FORT STREET. . while manfully struggling to furnish CLOSURE AND OF SALE. Pili-amo- o, 1582 for 94 R. Second: That certain land at ' BL0M, 1604 them food and shelter, had also been Waikiki, Honolulu, aforesaid, for 6 hopelessly struggling with the grim, re- Notice is hereoy given that pursuant being a part of the premises described 1645 for 74 to power 1274 Huli-la- u, 1679 for 26 specter plague. of sale contained in that in R. P. 4932 on L. C. A. to lentless of the white certain mortgage dated October 31, 1901, bounded and more particularly 1868 for 10 Consumption had set its mark on him. made by W. C. Achi. of Honolulu, Is described as follows: 1905 for 10 At last his slender resources were gone, land of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, Commencing at the south corner of 2122 for 80 he was unable longer to toil, and only u-6a6ui x.a.iy ae uj. a.u jthis land, and run: Terms: Cash, United States gold W. C. Achi, joining uu , coin; deeds expense purchaser hospital remamed. But death was therein to release in. iii. lou reet aiong Aea; at of the q Royal D Mead N. if34 00', E. 98 feet along Aea across to be prepared by attorneys for said merciful, at least to him, and soon cut Mortgagee, of said Honolulu, which the road and along Apana 2 to Ka- - assignee of mortgagee. short his agony. His body was borne said mortgage is recorded in the Ha- - akau; For further particulars apply to to the grave and his earthly career is waiian Registry of Deeds in said Ho-- N. 8 o0', E. 89 feet along Kaakau; Smith & Lewis, attorneys, for said As- over nolulu, In Liber 227, on pages 392-40- 1 N. 61 00', W. 251 feet along Kauhola's signee of Mortgagee. But what is the position of that inclusive, and which said mortgage was land; Dated, Honolulu. April 9, 1906. widowed mother? What a flood of thereafter, to wit, on the 31st day of S. 42 00', W. 244 feet along Apana 1 KIHEI PLANTATION COMPANY, agony must her as she real- - January, 1902, by said Royal D. Mead, to Kaakau; LIMITED. , rend heart - Izes how black and hopeless the future assigned to Kinei Plantation Compa- i s 50 00', E. 198 feet across the road By H. P. BALDWIN, appears. Those around her, who would ny, Limited, the said assignee of said "and along stone wall to the stream; President. fain assist her, are almost as poor and mortgagee intends to foreclose said S. 43 30', E. 120 feet along Kuauna to (Seal) J. p. COOKE. needy as herself. The kindly minister mortgage for conditions broken, to wit: the initial point. Treasurer. of religion has helped her out of his the non-payme- nt of principal and in- Containing an area of 1.87 acres; and Said Assignee of Said Mortgagee. YOU OVC.'Y slender store, but he has so little and terest when due. being the sane premise? described in 72S5 f -- calls are so many. He lays the case Notice is likewise given that the deed of F. W. Macfarlane to W. C. before the charitable society and asks property conveyed by said mortgage Achi, dated December 12, 1898, record- THE its assistance, wnich is readily given as will be sold at public auction at the ed in Liber 189, page 184 and the same FUNDAMENTAL LAW long as funds remain. auction rooms of James F. Morgan, premises conveyed by said W. C. Acni The above is but one of scores of Kaahumanu street, Honolulu, on Sat to said Hawaii Land Company, Limit OF HAWAII CONTAINS: similar cases that are constantly aris- urday, May 12, 1906, at 12 o'clock noon, ed, by deed dated March 6. 1900. record- - ing. The drain on the funds of the or said day. lhe property conveyed ed in Liber 200, on pages 497 and 498. con- - by said mortgage and which' is to charitable societies are heavy and be Reserving, however, all portions of L The first Constitution of Eam stant and they must be constantly re- - sold under said power of sale as afore- - said premises which may be taken by plenished, i( the good work is to go on. said consists of: the Government for widening and ex- hameha III, 1840, including tlie pre- The Catholic Benevolent Union now First: That certain piece or parcel tending the Waialae or extension of viously Issued Bill of Rights. appeals to your generosity and asks of land situate on King stieet. lying Beretania street. 2. The first laws of Hawaii, enacted your assistance in aid of the entertain- - at the foot of Liliha street. Honolulu, Together with all and any buildings under Kamenamena III. (1833-1842- ), ment given under its auspices at St. Oahu. and more particularly described and improvements situate thereon and published together In 1842. Louis College Hall, on Thursday even- - as follows: all the rights, privileges and appur- S. The law creating and principle ing. May 24. A fine musical concert and Beginning at a point on the new ma-movi- ng tenances belonging to said piece or guiding the Land Commission. I 4. Ka-- picture exhibition will be given, kai line of King street, opposite the parcel of land. ' The second Constitution of which, entirely aside from the worthy foot of Liliha street, and run by the The pieces or parcels of land under mplia moha TTT 1BKO cause assisted, will be well worth the true meridian: headings, First and Second, are sub- 6. The Constitution of Kamehameba price of admission, which is only fifty N. 15 56', W. 4S.5 feet along King ject to a mortgage made by the Ha- V, 1864 0 insurance cents. Even if you are unible to at- - street; waii Land Company, Limited, to J. A. 6. The 0"tltut:on of Kalakaua, 1 tend, you will never regret purchasing N. 21 39', W. 150 feet along King Magoon, dated March 29, 1900, for $2000, 1887. a ticket or two. Don't forget the date street; mortgage 7. The Proclamation and orders Inc- F I which said last mentioned is o-- in S p. - London and Edinburgh Thursday, May 24, at m., in St. s. 6S 21', W. 30 feet at right angles to recorded in Liber 207, on pages 81, et. ident to the establishment of the Privo- i Louis College Hall. the line of King street; seq.. in said Hawaiian Registry of sional Government, lfc93. S. 22 03 W. 140 feet along the East Deeds. 8. The Constitution of the Repub3 AN AMERICAN REMEDY. bank of a small water-cours- e; Third: Those certain lots of land of Hawaii, 1S94. London office cables to United States S. 473 25', E. 76.1 feet along upper edge 9. The treaty annexing Hawaii to Manager There is probably no medicine manu- situate on Emma street, in Honolulu Richards as follows: i of coral bank; aforesaid, known as Lots 6 and 6a, the United States, 1S97. factured that can be found In more S. 30 50', E. 43 feet alonar the same on respectively, bounded end particularly 10. The Resolution of the Hawaiial. homes in the-Unite- States than Cham, the mauka side of an eight foot described as follows: Senate ratifying the annexation treaty, "Draw on. London in payment of recognized Colic, berlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea lane; Let G. S hoomaka ma ke kihi Kom. 1897. claims at San Francisco. Remedy. It has been in general use x. 5S 50'. F. S4.3 fpet ninn- - x'nrth side o Keia Lot ma ke alanui liilii hele 11. The Joint Resolution of Congrea Subscribe $5,000.00 for years sue- - i for over thirty and each of a lane to the initial p0jnt. Area, kahiko 4 kp. akea e pili ana i ka pa annexing Hawaii, 1698. J sufferers." cessive epidemic of diarrhoea and 429-10- 00 acre. o J. Dudoit a holo aku ma ke alanui 12. The documents and procedure in- dysentery during this time has tested j Being the" same premises conveyed liilii i oleloia: cident to the transfer of the sovereign- its merit and proved its superiority j to Wong Wa Foy by deed of Jas. A. Ak. 46a 30', Hik. 35 Kap. ma ke alanui ty and possession of Hawaii to the over re- - : 1KC8- - all similar preparations. The King. United Statoo tVio-- J Minister of the Interior, dated liilii 4 kp. akea; I - r1- - v. liability and prompt cures this 6 Th O. F. Lansfng", A g of Jul 1896 recorded in Liber 165, page He. 463 30', Hik. 74 Kap. me Lot 6a; orders of President .VLKinley, relating f General nt remedy have won for it the confidence , 41; aild the same premises conveyed 46 35 to the government of Hawaii, Issued many pre - ' He. 30', Kom. Kap. me Lot 5: of physicians, who often tn w n K,r c,;,i 45 00', 14 C. A. Ka- - during the transition period between HONOLULU T. H. j Ak. Kom. Kap. L. scribe it in their practice. No case j Wong Wa Foy, iidated Julyij8, lS96."re- - luahinenui; the date of annexation and the pa-sa- ge yet f 1S98-150- has ever been reporter! where its corded in Liber 164. page 81 Ak. 46: 30', 60 Kap. me of the Organic Act, 0. use to Kom. J. Dudoit has failed give relief. This' Together with all and singular any a i ke kihi mua. He 2590 Kap. ill. 13. The Act of Congress organizlEfl remedy is for sale in this city by Ben-- ; anJ aII buildings and improvements Hawaii into a Territory, 3300. AL-- Lot 6a. E hoomaka ma ke kihi son, Smith Co.. Acents for Hawaii, i ' situate thereon and all the rights. Akau o keia Lot ma ka Huina o ke privileges and appurtenances belong- ala liilii kahiko me ke hou 1 alanui For by llidU. lilt, UVClUSCr. RUDOLPH EPRECSELS PRESIDENT ing io said piece or parcel of land. wehe ia nona ke akea 10 Kap. a holo sale Said premises Rudolph Spre.ke!s has been elected! above described are aku: THE HAWAIIAN 5A2EITE CO., president ,.f He. 39" 30', Hik. 74 Kap. me ke ala- the First National Bank of w. c Achi tQ WeEtern an'fl a nui; Ltd., San Francisco. Murphy for-- World's News Daily. Mr. was waiian Investment Company, Limited, He. 46 30', Kom. 17 Kap. me Lot 5; Price J5.00, postage prepaid. rr.erly the occupant of that office. for Twelve Thousand Dollars ($12,000), Ak. 46 Z0 Kom. 74 Kap. me Lot 6; Honolulu, T. K. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 12, I906.

but placid face and her portly form. ; Her manner was deliberate ar.d disr-- j 01CE HAG nified and by the younger people she , a was bith loved and ed. Anions Latest Books Who? ! the iA(r-- r people her influence was su- HAWAIIAN preme. The colored people are almost YESTERDAYS As a Matter proverbially suspicious ar.d jealous, bat Chapters from a Boy's Life in the Stanley Stephenson. negrq everybody trusted Aunt Betsey. Her islands in the early days, by Henry ummm opinion was sought on all matters of M. Lyman. M. D. of What ? personal an;i family concern ana VERY INTERESTING. Business her judgment, always thoughtfully given and with greU dignify, was re- Thos. G. Thrum The Painter. I garded with the greatest respect. Her HEADQUARTERS: Integrity and justice, more daily employment was the charge 3f a Hawaiian Books. Bookseller and than friendship, are the quali Why? for colored children the school The Labors of Betsey Stockton, Who Had a many years Stationer. ties desirable in a trustee. S for under her in 10G3 FORT STREET. His Work Lasts. struction took the place cf the present. guardian or executor. School at Maui in 1823, Commemo- Witherspoon Street Colored School. A trust corporation repre And the scholars were well taught. Her sents the highest development S faithfulness and her sucess as a teach--- r QUALITY, STYLE AND FIT ot rated at Princeton. were manifest in IN OUR these qualities. the Sunday School, No charge for S where the reading of the Bible and the CO &U1TS consultation spoken words of the scholars in the $25 at lessons would compare favorably with S the children of nnv whito George A. Martin T3,-- o "NT T ... . ' limt Tio...v. r.t xr..innr.tnni Hiv-ciui- i, hoo, i Arlington i io.,, .ji o., nao i in;, Hfii saie ui noine m (..iwiv.Kun.i, ietsey was never satisfied with her Block, Hotel Street. OPEN ON ff g the following story which should he i., wetsey went to niiaceipiiu own attainments. She had scholarly SATURDAYS TILL where she conducted an miant school instincts and I had the pleasure of P. M. Hawaiian Trast n of great local interest: j for children. This was in IS 2 7 and a. taking her through considerable por- s A very interesting- exercise was held ! P:lrt of aR'3 w"'ile there Dr. Georjra tions of Caesar's Commentaries. She Co., Ltd. on Sundav afternoon. Adi-- first, in the B. McCItMan . an eminent member ot was very deeply interested in the high- .- the medical profession, the father of er Dry Wifhersnnnn rViiifh' education of her people, and at her Cleaning Fort Street. on the occasion of unveiling- - a memorial the famous general and the grand- solicitation I started a night school for Garments cleaned by this process at in of career father of the present Mayor cf New the young men and women. This school Honolulu. tablet commemoration the very Mrs. A. M. Mellis' of Betsey Stockton, a colored native of York, was kind and always cared was held in the house now owned and Dressmaking Establishment. this town whoso life was devoted to for her. She returned to Mr?. Stew- occupied as the Presbyterian parsonage. Sachs Black, Honolulu. good works. This tablet, to secure art in 1828, but the next year. 129, she It was very well attened. and the Col- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Y which attention has been drawn in the was sent to Canada and there organiz- lege and Seminary teachers, who gave WM. G. IRWIN & CO.. LTD. BICYCLESoshikcSold, bought, repaired or ed schools among the Indians. This their pains Press several times within the past time and to this enterprise, exchanged. suggests that she might sti'.i nave some included a who or Win. G. CLOTHES Cleaned, few years, it was originally hoped to number have been Irwin.. President and Uuumt pressed, dyed and connection a Board. In We now Vlce-Pref4- set up at Lahaina, Maui, in a large with Mission are distinguished ministers of the have a combination, in John D. Spreckels.. First e4 repaired. 1S30 she again joined Mrs. Stewart, Vice-PreaidM- school on the site of her original labors Gospel. Among them I may name the the proper proportions, of pure white w. M. Giffard.. Second ift STRAW AND PANAMA HATS Care- now a helpless invalid, who died the Rev. Drs. Holliday, H. M. Whitney ' fully in Hawaii. Circumstances rendered Butler, Burkhalter. lead and zinc. It is Treuvrcr cleaned. impracticable plan was same year. etsey, who nad promised Kellogg, Knox, the Wylie brothers, and Richard Ivers SecreC&rr 163 King Opposite Young that and the St., Eld?. modified, it now appears very much to care for the children, did so most the Rev Mr. Coale. Perhaps no better E. L Spalding AadiUc better, so as to place the me- faithfully for the next five years. In illustration can be given of the in-1S- Michigan V bite Lead SUGAB FACTORS AND for the be- - Seal' morial within church of which she Mr. Stewart himself, who had telligence of the Princeton colored corn-co- the Chaplain, being sea, ' COMMISSION AaXXTSt was so long a member, and about a a Naval at munity of those days than the stats-sh- e Being ground and mixed by spe- Standard Books hundred yards home her brought the children to Princeton ment that not only ordinary branches AGENTS FOR from her and 1 cially machinery, among their father's old friends, an of learning His-M- r. constructed the Oceanic Steamship Co., Vtma SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS AT successful school. The memorial is a but such subjects as San heavy, polished, brass plate, very legi- Stewart's son went to school at tory. English Literature, Algebra and combination of the two materials is Cisco, CaL Edgehill. After 1S35 Betsey appeared Latin were taken with success and much more thorough than when Western Sugar Refining Co., Saa TO. C. LYOX CO., LTD. bly inscribed with black capital letters and surrounded by a heavy oaken to have had no direct connection with profit by some of the pupils. One at least done by hand. Francisco. Cal. Mr. Stewart's family and shf probably of Baldwin Locomotive Phils Cor. Fort and Hotel Sts.; Upstairs. frame. The brass is fifteen by twenty-- the scholars became a minister, and is put up In steel kegs Work. color-the- n. It which delphla. Pa. five inches and the frame is two and took up her independent residence here two of them wives of prominent ' gratitude prevents absorption of oil, keeping Newall Universal Mill Co., a half inches wide, so that the w hole But the affectionate of ed ministers. It is but slvine due ac-- the Stewarts was always extended to knowledgment to say the success the lead in perfect condition. The facturers of National Cane Shra?la"V is twenty by thirty inches in size. It that New York, N. Y. by her, anC to the end of her days she r- of this night school was due in large kegs are light and have a handle, S. FUJIMDRA was artistically executed the Church egarded Pacific OH Transportation Co, Glass and Decorating Company of New, them as '"her children." The measure to the preparation obtained making a handy paint bucket. son graduated from West Point, be- under Aunt Betsey's tuition. At Francisco, Cal. MASSAGE York, and is worthy of position in any that It is a well known among country. came an officer of Engineers in the time the women teachers of the Sun- fact Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains, Tired church edifice in the Army, dying long painters Feeling and other Ailments QUICKLT The inscription runs: United States not day School were colored, the male that white lead and zinc since as a Brigadier-Gener- al on the teachers and officers being students. in proper proportions is the best Fire Insurance, RJSLTEVED. BETSEY STOCKTON, He was actively interested 444 retired list. Aunt Betsey taught a large class of material for this climate. gives King Street, Palama, in memorial, as indeed is his son. boys. It PHONE? "WHITE 1351. through her desire to serve the cause this Here and in the church her a B, long coun-befo- re harder and more durable surface. THE F. DILLINGHAM CO, of Christ, accompanied the first Amer also an officer in the army. Not influence was as marked, and her his death General Stewart wrote sel as wise, as in secular affairs. She LIMITED. THE ican Missionaries to Hawaii anu opened a school for the commonalty at that Betsey had probably savtd hw was a most devoted Christis Her as by her courage and piety was type. She Lahaina Maui, in 1823. After her re- - ch!d of the devotional General Agenta adroitness when threatened by a wild was constant in her attendance at ser-bu- ll, for Hawaii. Hawaiian Employment turn to the United States she was for Atlas Assurance Company of Looobu many years a valuable member of this and added that although disposed vices and took large'part in caring for to be nervous and sometimes excitable the temporal interests of the church, Phoenix Assurance Company of Lo& Congregation, a teacher of its youth 177 SOUTH KING STREET don. Offico. good in in her early life she was always cool With the other colored teachers she Plantation laborers supplied; male and a powerful influence for emergencies. ' New York Underwriters' Agencr. community. memorial is set and rose to the occasion in saw to the needs of the poorer scholars, Wa shington. and female help; waiters, general the This possible Col Stewart called securing Providence Insurance Goer O. up recognition faithful Chris- Whenever clothing for them from the pany. housework, yard men furnished. P. in of her on her account and the benevolent ladies Presby-- 449, and most useful life by at Princeton of the First Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building Box 690. Main office King street, tian character last time he saw her alive was (luring Church. daily life was one 1351. who honored and loved her. She terian Her Palama. Tel. White friends the Civil War when, going north from 0f manifest communion her Sav- - was born in Princeton in 1798, and died with Hotel field, spent God, oana 24, 1865. body lies illness contracted in the he lor. She walked with and her HAWAII SHINPO SUA. EAGLE CLEANING AND there October Her day or two in Princeton. While here was a speedy passing from in Cooperstown, New York. a death but THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT-in- s DYEING WORKS. interested con his wife and children staid at a friend's earthly fellowship to the beatific vision office. The publisher of HaweJt There was a full and went to Betsey's cottage where, of heaven. Street, opposite tar Block. special section of it being j but he S Shinpo, the only daily Japanese pp Fort gregation, a (in own words, "she cared for roe, Gen. Woodhull added life ummer Rates: ULDIE2T AND GENTS' CLOTHING nearly. all of Aunt Betsey's surviving his that the published in the Territory of Hawaii. CLEANED AT LOWEST introductory and nursed me as she had done vhen which had just been reviewed, and of C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. resident scholars. The - such affec- - which re-tion- On May 1 Moana Hotel PRICES. of prayer, praise and I was a child." Where the tablet would always be a and after the Editorial and Printing- Office service consisted confidence is shown by a dis-- minder, showed circum- - v Mmln!! Phone White 23S3. reading of Bible, the music and that adverse at WaikikI will offer special rates for Smith St.. above King. Phone C the the tinguished soldier all his life, it cer- - stances should never prevent one reli-tain- ly been, selected ( the summer season, up to November 1 the Scriptures having rested upon good grounds. giously inspired from carrying on a with special reference to the occasion. The Moana Hotel is located on the WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. very At her death in 1S65, her remains 'good work. There were none present. WORTH DOUBLE The pastor, the Rev. G. S. Stark, were certainly none younger people, most delightful curve of Waikiki Beach admirably set forth an account of this were taken to Cooperstown and of the The "Mike Wright" clear Havana as he buried in the Stewart family lot. The who had not infinitely better oppor- and, with the bathing facilities, added AGENTS FOR THE think excellent member of the church upon tunities for Chris- cigar is a winner. Don't had gathered it from her remaining ac- inscription her tombstone reads: education and for to the excellent cuisine, service and Royal Insurance Co., of Liywpoet you're happy 'till you try one. local tradi- The grave of tian service if they chose to use them, cool rooms, single and en make England. quaintances and from the and the memory which this brass suite, tions, and emphasized the moral obliga- BETSEY STOCKTON the Moana Hotel a delightful summer Alliance Assurance Co., of Loodoai Hayselden Co her native of Princeton N. J. would always reflect should be a per- England. . Tobacco tion of those who had been under a petual inspiration. home. The Moana Is a modern, thor Young Building. influence to follow her religious leader- where she died Scottish Union & National Insura&M The tablet was then unveiled by up-to-da- te Co., ship, notwithstanding they might fall Oct. 24, 1865. oughly hotel and its superb of Edinburgh, Scotland. mental activity. Gen. Aged 67 Years. Alexander Webber, of Trenton, one of location makes it doubly attractive to Fire Association of Philadelphia. behind her in her old pupils, and it was formally Corporation JU4L NOTICE. Woodhull, representing the donors, townsfolk. Alliance Insurance lor Of African blood and born in turned over to the church as a memo- Wilhelma of Magdeburg Genem ANT WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING then thanked the church authorities by rial gift. A photograph of surance Co. communi- to place the tablet on slavery she became fitted small Aunt help or advice, is invited to their permission education divine grace, Betsey in her characteristic turban, be- cate, either in person or. by letter, with the wall and spoke substantially as and Ensign matron of the for a life of great usefulness, longing to Dr. Mudge. was exhibited H. C. BREWER & CO., LTD. L. Anderson, follows: for many years was a at the same time. The audience, which J. Hertsche, Balvation Army Woman's Industrial Betsey, or, as she was known in her MANAGER. 16S0 my own valued missionary at the had listened with close attention arid Sugar Factors and Commissfois Home. No. King street. later years and always within lively Betsey, was a light wo Sandwich Islands in the interest to all that had been memory. Aunt family C. S. Stewart, done, the speaker as repre- Merchants. in 1"98. it is believed of Rev. thanked man of color, born and afterwards till her senting the donors for the permanent LIST OF OFFICERS. Asahi Restaurant in thP family of Robert Stockton, Jsq.. good wom- Pure Soda Water of the Stock- death, a popular and able and beautiful record of this You get C. M. Cooke, President: George J Corner King and River Streets. of Princeton, a kinsman Principal of Public schools an and after singing another hymn can't better Soda Water Robertson, Manager; E. F. Bishoy tons of Morven, in that mild servitude than that hearing the FOUNTAIN Jersey. in Philadelphia & Princeton the service closed with a benediction. brand, Treasurer and Secretary; F. W. Uf Meals which then prevailed in New by are few in any whose for the simple reason that P. C. Joneo, First Class Green, later Presi- honored and beloved a There church there isn't any better made. farlane. Auditor; C.' !. 15 The Rev. Dr. Ashbel large circle of Christian Christian activities covered so wide and Cooke, J. R. Gait, Directors. CENTS UP. College, (1812-'2- 1) married CLEAN AND TASTY. dent of the Friends. practical a range, and there are few Fountain Soda Works. Mr. Stockton's eldest daughter, and EVERY ATTENTION. a Tto-'- cohnni rmis--t Ii.ivp been congregations privileged to enjoy a Eheridan Street, near King. became a part of his housenom closely repre- - Btsev. ... . i .1 about 1SS5, and for the next memorial service that so Phone Main 270. JOHN IEUL, Engineer, at a time which cannot now uc wr established - n was agent sented a daily life of service for them- minwl. ShP became a thoroughly-trai- thirty vears she an active Pealer in AssGciaHon and cook. for good in this borough. Although re- - selves and their children. 'MM ed domestic nurse, seamstress Y. WO NEW AND SECOND-HAN- D MA- Mm practical edu- spected and welcome among the better S1XG, acquiring an invaluable yielding WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CHINERY. has now over 4000 members. It has so she could do skilfully white families and frequently cation that KIDNEYS, Repairing , 240 since organization, at a is un- them needed service of a higher grade, IT'S YOUR GROCERS. of All Kind. buried its whatever was assigned her. It 1186-118- 8 1-- Now only 2 2 cents to member did not favor her daily work was that of a teacher at Nuuanu Street. GASOLINE ENGINES A SPECIALTY . cost of each derstood that Dr. Green example CALIFORNIA ROLL BUTTER, 35c for each burial. educating his servants in books, but of the colored youth and her 135 Merchant Street, Tel. lit TOWNSEND, Secy. his and counsel were efficient among the per pound. J. H. she was so desirous to learn that 23S. in- colored adults as well. In my youth I Do Not Mistake the Cause of Your Phone Main Orders promptly sons, who appreciated her natural Betsey respect attended to. All Tourists Get Their. telligence and her merit, helped her m know that Aunt had the Troubles A Honolulu Citizen S. Stewart, and regard of the whole town, smaller, JAPAN"! SE KIMONOS her study. Mr. Charles longer-set--tle- d . Shows You How to a Doctor of Divinity and more homogeneous and of afterward families than now. She lived in a Cure Them. snd such goods VICTOR long the Senior Chaplain in the United near was graduated from the one-stor- y white cottage on a lot FUKURODA'S. States Navy, corner of Green and Sill the northwest SiUf liiili 28-- 32 College in 1815. was a graduate student Many people suspect kid- - HOTEL STREET. Talking Machines .1818-- n Witherspoon, now built upon. The never their in 1816 and was in the Seminary AND DYEING residence grounds and building were always neat rieys. When they have a lame, weak DRY CLEANING Sold by During all his Princeton 01 i DEPARTMENT. ILL KINDS OF BUTLDING AN in President Green's and attractive and the interior or aching back they think that it is STROM MUSIC CO., LTD., he was intimate model of cleanliness an"d Telephone Main 73. REPAIR WORK DONE ON BERG family and had an opportunity of house was a only a muscular weakness. When SHORT NOTICE thus order. Odd Fellows' Bldg. learning Betsey's character. She had urinary trouble sets in they think It by early in The Rev. Lewis W. Mudge, D. D., become a devoted Christian soon correct And so Is or,, when Mr. Stewart, who had prevented by his pastoral duties from will itself. It SB0GE1SU RESTAURANT been accepter! as a missionary, took his being present, contributed this sketch: with all the other symptoms of kidney to meet his old The period of time during which I dangei Wm. T. Patv. bride to Princeton a disease. That is just where the Just Opened 1048 A LAKEA STREET. Employment Office friends. Betsey saw her and expressed knew "Aunt Betsey," as she was fun-ili- lies. You must cure these troubles be- 17 Hotel Street, Near Nuuanu. to their y called, from to her desire to accompany them rl extended cause they are certain to lead to more MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS. y foreign field. "Finally an arrangement 1S65. In those days the interests of the strious ills. Ice Cream and Cakes liLare-- to Xjcaxx Plantation was mode with Dr. Green by Mr. Witherspoon Street Church were in the Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Is the Served on Ground Floor. pul- UP-STAIR- ON JEWELRY, ETC., AT Contractor Stewart which enabled her to go." It hands of the College Faculty. The remedy to use. It cures all troubles RESTAURANT S. ETC.. or Store does not appear what this arrangement pit was supplied by Dr. Giger. the city, is attached to the Hawaiian Lab for amily possibly involved a pecuni fessor cf Latin, and the superintendent kidneys. se co. was, but it bj by weak or diseased j. cerlo ary element. The party 01 y- of the Sunday School vas selected John E. Bush of Punchbowl St., this Smoke nmmi more first American imiima... the Faculty. At their request I became Supreme Court. CORNER UNION AND HOTEL CLASS the 1 . ; 1 ,1 terpretation staff at the ANY KIND AND ANY In superintendent in my Sophomore jear P. BY for the Hawaiian lsianas, He says: "I had kidney trouble, and, GENERAL ARTHUR CIGARS SUPPLIED 1S22. Mrs. Stewart a.m i:nd was not only Superintendent but JAPANESE HOTEL UNION LABOR November. and acting on the recommendation of a rtetsev landed at Honolulu 10th May. nastor with charge of the your iAvaluabie Cobweb Cafe i friend, who had tried GUNST-EAKI- N The vis-- CQ OFFICE. 1S23 Mr. Stewart was assigned to form prayer meetings and the pastoral CIGAR - , p remedy, got some of Doan's Back- King street near Maunakea. Phone, 1 . 1 I my tutor.-.xu- I QUEEN AND ALAKEA STS. a mission ai tiHiam... ntv. AMU. tation. until the close of Drug Main 2S5. P. O. Box S57. May, 1S23. It college. In this way I was ache Kidney Pills at Hollister Distributor. which they reached 31st in the Co.'s store. Tr ey were just as teneflc al was there, as Aunt Betsey herself told thrown into intimate association with m.-s- t in- to me as they had been to my friend. MERCANTILE me, she opened a school for the Aunt Betsey, who was the THE FINEST MEALS, AMERICAN that com- is well the virtues of these pills - fluential person, in the colored It COMPANY (Inc. 1898) common people "n" o anu proo- - munity. In those days there w.-.-- should be made known, for they really YAMATOYA WINES, LIQUORS. ETC. Tacoma, Washington. the first of the kind in Jlaui are an excellent medicine for kidney tflRCHANT TAILOR AND SHIR1 nhi,. ihe first m all Hawaii, for at the many colored families in Princeton TO BE HAD IN THE CITY. Inmporters, Exporters and General respected, ?nd trouble." MAKER. beginrsins- the missionaries were cm'j who were honored and Street, one above Pauahi Commission Merchants. In of the chiefs worthily so. They were intelligent ar.ci Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are Nuuanu door orders solicited. engaged the instruction for by all dealers. Price 50 cents P. O. Box 822. Honolulu families. This school work of high moral and religious character. sale CAMARA SCMPNY Frcos, Cable Address "AMERCO." A. B. C. and their to homos per box, or sent by mail on receipt of SHIRTS OF ALL KINDS. KIMONAB I with and additional Generally they owned their own OR- 5th Edition. Honolulu. Reference, was concurrent a frugal. price by the Hollister Drug Co., Hono- AND PAJAMAS MADE TO domestic service. It shows that and were industrious and DER AND ON SALE. A. F. COOKE. her accomplish a good Among such families were the Sto? lulu, wholesale agents for the Hawai- Souvenir Postals cf Eartliqaate sincere desire to ian Islands. purpose need not be" thwarted ny Van Tynes, Crate 3, Simmonses, hum- Gordons, others. And Remember the name DOAN'S and saic, rare Callediums. Series of 24 Souvenir Postals of tfv MILK BUTTER. neceary engagements, however Hustins and for Ros health among them all non-- was so highly re- take no other. San Francisco Disaster. Santa Fine Family Fresh Milch Cows. ble or exacting. Mrs. Stwarfs . AT and Stanford 1'nivernity Wrecked so infirm tnat to ae garded as Aunt Betsey. Among her - Choice Import Stock for sale. soon became nt urn moved a queen and her is no limit to the fun you can Buildings. Get them. life the family was oompeueunj n - own people she There - 10.1- - -- V her picture, have with an "Expo" Camera. Cot tiio mil iimn or iz-- o. i ..ininff word was law. I still have Mrs. E.M.Taylor Hawaii & South Seas Cnrio Company, with tur- only $2.50 like a watch. Costs York bv way of Englandt.Sth August, given to me by herself, her and built 61ub Stables hnd- - always wore it, her strong only one cent for each exposure. JTOUNG BUILDING. YOUNG BUILDING. TEL. MAIN 109. 1S26. After Mrs. Stewart and the ban, as she s THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY 12, 1906. o o8Oioeo0O9oeooo o tot xooeoooooo r P f',:1 M'u i080oooooooooo ooiookoooo9oo 3 S3 ,f M :a? 5 These Masiircoiiis H .KS V 8$ zzri,-m- 7 ! E I xTrri ' 'V T - 2 k& l' 'ri 7 - . 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OSOO OOaCeOOQO8OC0OOSC8 O 0COO90800OCO8O9C ' 309 009OO9O8C 0OCe09OOeO0OSO8C Just received from England, ALL READY! LON AGNEW a stock of IHack English t Mushrooms, packed by Mor- PLAY BALL! X "' J i. v A VICTIM ton. Try some of The "Emmerich" Pillows are filled these with a with pure,, clean and odorless feathers. steak or with chops then you Eaoagh feathers are used to properly fill Today the Fans Will Shot bv Federal Officer will know what high living tfee tiding cover. A pillow not properly means. xi&de or filled cannot give satisfaction.' Up for During the Big lErerypairof "Emmerich" Pillows is Limber Ihey're a delicacy that is in sweet and pure, and is guaranteed to V ' reach of every purse. ed. Action. ."VI Fire. ive entire satisfaction, or money 1 In. tins at 35c, or three for $1.00. Today will tfsher in the annual strug- In a clash between Federal regulars Citizens' SXTI TBEM OF . gle for baseball honors, the opposing md the self constituted Vigilance Committee, in San Francisco teams being the Kamehaniehas and on the day following the outbreak of Mailes and the Punahous and Oahu3. Remember that we have a J. HOPP & CO. V the fire,' Lon Agnew, one of the vigi- At one oclock the will congre- lante chiefs, was shot down, dying choice supply of California FURNITURE. i fev -- wounds D "'young building. gate at, the corner of Fort and King I some days afterwards from the Creamery utter. streets, where the best car of the Kapid received. Agnew was well in Honolulu, Transit Company will await them and known Henry May & Co., Ltd. ; having made this place his home for from thence they will be whirled to the t. - W.W. & Co. ' - over three years, leaving- hare last for TELEPHONES: Ahana baseball grounds, there to combat with i Coast just two years ago. While Retail, Main 22; 92. all that they have in them for suprem- the Wholesale, Main in Honolulu, he was connected with the Limited acy in the game that we love so well. local police The band will be on hand early and will force ard also made three appearances prize ring, once Merchant Tailors discourse sweet strains prior to embark- in the with ing. Jimmy Fox, whom he defeated, and RICE & PERKINS, King iA.A llMVJ..W.lW.'J.-- uil llllllllll 11 iJt Weday, knocked Vaity Building, St The season opening today should be a twice with Jack who him meeting. ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS. Phone Blue 2741 good one, the boys have their hearts in out in the last news of Agnew's death was (Opposite Advertiser Office.) their work and have practiced faith- The GEO. DESHA, MR. STEERE, brought yesterday on China. It fully. will be no empty struggle and the Studio: Hotel Street, AMERICAN AND FOREIGN It Captain Punahou. Manager Punahou. appears vigi- ner Fort. close combats should mark the entire that friction between the WORSTEADS. OO9OeO9OO0OeO9OC OSO0OOOGO9OOO9OOS and the Federal authorities de- BflMKSKHHSBBSimBI season. The teams have fought to- - lantes pitcher; Wood?, lb.: Van Vliet, 2b.; A. C. Wall, O. E. Wall, F. C. Smith, veloped early in the fight against the Steere, 3b.; Jack Desha, S. s.; G. Desha, H. V. Murray, M. Phillips, Austin fire and against the looters taking ad- 1. c. f. ; White, Thos. Treadway, A. f.; Ahren?, Cramer, Hannah, Mahaulu, vantage calamity ply Van Vliet, Jr., r. f. Dr. H. Wood, C. J. Falk, J. S. Orme, of the to their H. Johnson, H. It. Grant, St. Clair Bid- - ghoulish trade. MUSIC AT good, C T. Wilder, I. Spalding, S. G In the altercation Agnew made a gun THE am CRICKET TODAY Wilder, G. P. Wilder, W. L. Stanley, play and was promptly shot down. He D. W. Anderson, H. B. Sinclair, Jess Hospital, Woods, F. Halstead, W. Woon, A. Q was removed to the Presidio I ,$-- AT MAKIKI Marcallino, I. S. Dillingham, F. Arm where he died some days later. strong, J. D. Mclnerny, F. W. Klebahn & - i J and F. K. Paris. A cricket match will be played on g 3 W''W v i Makiki-ground- THE FAVORITE O i the this afternoon, le GROTTO o commence at 2:30 sharp, being the re SPORTLETS. turn match between the new members You don't have to be a Yankee and the old. Teams will be chosen to enjoy a New England boiled The members! nf the fhamninn team SUNDAY, from among the following players: dinner. But it took a Yankee to j will take part in the opening of the ' season irom ine granastana. invent. Billie, the chef is a real In the selling cf meats as well as in R. Anderson, J. L. Cockburn, J. H. Yankee FROM 2 to 5 P. M. ether things. Mackenzie, , J. Jt. M. Maclean, D. L. and will prove it today. Withington, D. Har-woo- It is the quality of the meat we han J. Gaines, P. J. Jess Woods, who had been appointed SOUP PUREE OF SPLIT PEAS 4Re that wins new friends and patrons R. A. Jordan, S. Beardmore, A. publicity agent for the big league, was NEW ENGLAND BOILED DINNER Sur as every day. R. Hatfield. R. R. Catton, W. L. Her- CHILE CON CARNE Y TORTILIERS C.'McGill, C. relieved of that onerous job at the Try us on an order. bert, J. P. Morse, Capt. meeting of the ball men on Thursday POMME NATUREL DON'T MISS IT. Tullett, W. L. Stanley, J. A. Rath, T. H. last. CREAMED LIMA BEANS Lougher, R. G. Moore, J. H. Fiddes, Dr. METROPOL.V2 SALAD Armitage, A. M. Holmes, R. de B. Lay-ar- d, Piianaia, F. Withington, L. With- -- Bot White, of the Naval Station, who 25C 6, Q, Yee Hop C. J. FAIiK, ington, Capt. Combe, J. R. Broadfoot, C. is filling left field for the Oahus, may Manager H. A. C. Rowell, A. J. Clunie, W. McMunn, T. leave for the Coast before the end of With Beer, Wine, Tea or Coffee. & COMPANY. Gill, J. M. Tucker and A. A. Hobson. the season. He may be transferred to Open all night. ' Mare Island. TELEPHONE MAIN 251. gether before and all of them have FRED KILEY, Prop., honors to their credit. The old stand- - ENTRIES FOR Cor. Hotel and Bethel Streets. bys, the Honolulus, will be there in ail On the Aala diamond tomorrow the Sstton, Noill & Co., Ltd Chinese Alohas and the Hawaiian In- their entirety, and the Punahous and GOLF MATCH dependents will cross bats in the first ENGINEERS and MACHINISTS Kamehamehas have almost the same game, to be followed by the Chinese Quick Repairs AND RICHARDS STREETS. lineup as last year, both being, if possi- Athletics and the Palamas. The games Thirty golfers are entered for the being played in the Riverside League Simple or complicated lenses Boiler re-tuo- ed with charcoal-iro- n ble, stronger than last season. The fourth tournament for the possession are attracting much well deserved at- duplicated quick . atee tubes; general ship work. Oahus have enlisted all of the good men and accurate of the White Rock trophy, to be play- tention and the players are serving up work. Prescription work a spe- of old re- j the Elks and the Mailes have ed tomorrow at Halehva. This is nine some pretty ball. cialty. COTTON BROS. & CO. cruited from the ranks of the minor XNQINEERS AND GENERAL CON- less than went over the course in the leagues so that they have a strong ag wi Top TRACTORS. opening rounds of the tourney on the Kid Woods, the challenger for the ml gregation; the latter team has four stick-yielde- welterweight championship, is getting 33ab x4 Estimates furnished for same links. All the steady rs Broken Frames eteMvs of Contracting Work. pitchers to choose Regiment into condition for a match with some from, the are to be in the game, how- The very highest quality in Bortoo Block. : : : : Honolnl team pitcher being of the number. It one, he is not particular whom. If his lunches and beverages is main- repaired promptly and to last. ever, and there are also the names of challenge to Sullivan is not taken up Mail JN - TV - T - T - Cs - T - tCS - TV - ST - Tk iO - a tained at Scottv's. orders receive prompt at- some new men in the entry hook. he proposes to try to arrange a match Customers walk blocks out of tention. The presence of the golfers on the with Joe Silva. With Woods, Sullivan their way to sip our beverages and-Silv- a all professing a desire to lick Factory on the premises. other end of the Island tomorrow is and help themselves to the in- each other, there should be something viting lunch which is furnished expected to attract a large crowd to doing ere long. on the side. the Haleiwa Hotel and arrangements Drop in after work. 'A. i . ECONOMY IN THE END. N. SANFORD have been made to accommodate a AAA large number at the popular resort and A few doses of Chamberlain's Cough OPTICIAN. on the trains. A free passage to the Remedy will cure your cold and per- SCOTTY'S Boston Building. Fort Street. Ovm J ' . ' caddies has been promised by the O. haps save a doctor's bill later on. It May & Co. Headquarters for Automobile s R. & L. management. always cures and cures quickly. For Royal Annex with a fully equipped fireproof (m) & Co., OPPOSITE POLICE STATION. garage. 1 The following are the names of the sale by Benson, Smith Agents r contestants in the tournament: for Hawaii. VON HAMM-YOUN- G CO. J? oooooeoo ooooo THE NEW fBEJfCH REMEDY, LEVY'S eooocooooco THERAPIOir. This successful and popular remedy, used la Kona Coffee GO TO V : tne continental Hospitals by Ilioord. Rostan. w,nim. Jobert, Velpeau, and others, combines all the We select the green berries, roast desiderata to be sought In a medicine of the S) ( and grind the coffee ourselves. We H. BRUNS, kind, and surpasses everything hitherto em guarantee every pound Miss Power's Manager Maile. ployed. and grind THEEAPION NO. 1 maintains Its world-re-Downe- d it fresh as you buy it. and well-merite- d reputation for de FOR FINE MILLINERY, rangements of the kidneys, pains In the back, aftlLLJNERT PARLORS. BOSTON s too early to venture any predictions, and kindred ailments, affording prompt relief BUILDING, FORT STREET where other well-trie- d remedies have been but from the practice games the first powerless. game THEEAPION NO. 2 for Impurity of tht M today should prove close. Jn the Mood, scurvy, pimples, spots, blotches, pains J. LEYY & GO. PAPER NOVELS. s last game the result depends in a tnd swelling of joints, gout, rheumatism, and all diseases for which it has been too much a King St. Phone Main 149. The largest and finest assortment great measure on the pitchers; if fashion to employ mercury, sarsaparilla, etc., to la the city. CHEAP Almost Hampton is in anything like last year's the destruction of sufferer's teeth and ruin of given away. Don't miss seeing our health. Tbis preparation puriiies the whole form the Punahous will have their work system through the blood, and thoroughly window display. elir.ifnwtes all poisonous matter from the bodr. Remember your money savers. cut out to defeat the Oahus. THERAPION NO. 3 for exhaustion, sleepless- Bert Bower will hold ness, and all distressing consequences of dis WALL, NICHOLS CO. LTD the iadicator sipation, worry, overwork, etc. It possesses RAILWAY & LAND CO. and Cutting keeps the record; both' good sipation, worry, overwork, etc. It possesses power ' : surprising In restoring strength and I MsssMtassB and fair men. The management this Til ! V 1 visor to those suL'ering from the enervating In ?v fluences of long residence la hot, unhealthy TRY OUR are determined that the games cIinnt''S. shall be clean and sportsmanlike and THERAPION Is sold by the principal Chem TIME TABLE Celebrated Bromo Pop, and Merchants throughout the world. Our Feai ists Frio i Source, Bishops Tonls, nothing else will be allowed. Every In England. Es. fd. snd 4s. Cil. In orderinK October 6, 1904. Klondike Fl, state which numler is required, and observe && many game "-- t,"l- -- - will be played is in i' - - others. for all that 1 z. i w v, ',-- a that the word "Iherapion" appears on the Brit- OUTWARD. ARCTIC SODA WORKS, each team or something will drop. Isr-- Government Stamp (in white letters on 0 837 MlHr St.. Honolulu. H. T. red ground) affixed to every zenuine packnee nj For Waianae, Waialua, Hahuku and With a fair field and no favor, let the ;ird"r of His Majesty's flon. Commissioners, Way Stations 9:15 a. m., "3:20 p. m. best team win. The lineup will be as For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way follows: Stations 17:30 a. m., 9:15 a. m., 11:05 Use -- a. m., 2:lo p. rn.. 3:20 n. ni.. 5:15 p. m.. Novelty Mills First Game 1:45 P. M. tS:Z0 p. m., tll:15 p. m. Kamehaniehas Jones, catcher; "Reu-te- r, INWARD. EXCELLENT FLOOR pitcher; Kekuewa, lb.; Miller, 2b.; Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wai- - ilamaku, ob.; fcjheldou, s. s.; Lemon lua and Waianae8:26 a. m., 5:31 FEED CO., Agents 1. f.; Kaanoi. e. f.; Plunkott, r. f, p. m. Mailes Jonah, catcher; Freitas, Fen-ne- r, Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and pitcher; Pimental, Win. Chilling-worth- , Pearl City f7: 46 a. m., S:36 a. m.. lb.; Bovle, 2b.; Carev, 3b.; fifr? 10:38 a. m, "1:40 n. m.. 4:31 D. m.. Elegant Footwear Amoy, s. s.; II. liruns. II. De Fries, 1. f.; 5:31 p. m., '7:30 p. m. Burns, Xaiwi. c. t'.; II. t'hillingworth, Daily. Sumner, Xnrton, r. f. t Sunday Excepted. THE FINEST STOCK IN THE Second Game 3:15 P. M. t Sunday Only. CITY NOW ON DISPLAY AT Oahus Flannigan, catcher; Hamp- The Haleiwa Limited a two-ho- ur MclNERNY SHOE STORE. ton, pitcher; Gorman, lb.; Vannata, train, leaves Honolulu every Sunday 2b.; S. Davis. 3b.; Evers, s. s.; Bob at 8:22 a. m.; returning arrives in Ho 'i White, 1. f.; Kia, c. f.; Boyle, Leslie, nolulu at 10:10 p. m. The Limited THE ADVERTISER Ringland, r. f. 3tops only at Pearl City and Waianae. "WORLD'S NEVS DAILY. Punahous "Meyer, catcher; E. Desha, P. DEN I SOX, F. C. Smith. Supt. G. P. &T. A. THE - PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, MAY xs 1906.

- , " " NOTES or v.. LITER fBi'CISCO muu8 criminals wied ant" m SI and soldiers and m;lri ' ,. J the approach t every block in the residence district's. "",' " t'io.Ts stretched aenxsa the broad pathway. The cement path i , attesnpts at "as littered with stucco FROM COAST FILES RECQBDS SIVEO uurgriary or other vi hues. It th shaken fron opjn.;on the pti'ii e the Egyptian faoad.. the w ih if r.f .1... - Cli'llinfll 1.,.- - . and lh.- hu.ut- - !. IVrt!-vas- ..'i.mn. has ieit tne The bronze -if ).-- '"""1 some t hi an P!.iV)a v: twelve f, high was tilted over on its found iti.;;. AK-nid- e The eruption of Mount was not - ! two the Hecla (Continued from Page 2.) , yet. The sale museum a serious. .Kiuor is c.mtr..lieJ by balustrade of tou. was there merrily all dav. the Hoard f shaken t. pi.ces---. The drydock Dewey safclj passed "Thi I.m ,.f the brkk has ut li;. IxUlU west Of ("111. ( ,.. - the wall and the znc the 'uez ("anal. ' cornice on the south o.go." said Eddie yesterday h s thev side of the museum were thrown t i . ?n to ,,!'on Santa Rosa had another earthquake sleeves roiled up and beads a rrnrt. T the ground, breaking of nersnfr. 1 U II I i T ri Tn-ci- ,v, . down two of the shock on April 29. tion li ''UiU moistening his brow. dragon's blood trees and carrying a long-tw- -- ' Congress will give San Francisco a " entn and Bryant streets, and normal r.'. of the huge columns which were s conditions are entirely . eoj-- ' ..r. pustai tube system. are nuea wiih horses all' Thp aoti ..r m . shattered into fragments. Part of the rtav" or lias- -' o.n.,i.,i . . A h . ' raikej stmvr- - corner as been worked up in the . . land in authorizing ine owning.u ,r iti ,J . 1"",w"t nl s pusy - )regon "iT"'-r- are along the ave- - saloons V7 . itu- P'ws " falling out. The e:u hor market. - which hav, Je. nuttino- nr tatti ' ' stablishin.-ih.s-onh- - " """tlu,CB. inai C"V since iuuir r S1U.ifrf fry Mrs. Tinclev is are the fire ,w n..t mwt masses i i i moving debris from lots with l'ui:ain? of bricks fell through ' the approval of 'n,ir r i. yh'ch are to be utilized at once. The Dinan. Th, hM u. L, ., J"" th kyliBht.. ana even the curator's Tne Senate will vote on the P.eed indications of industry are on all sides, J houw Uid ,ut tuow, an,i Smoot case on May IS. vvocUu ' n CHINA IN AND OUT. Tacoma for Honolulu direct on May The foundations for a large building by bvi "tterfng the ground around it-- IQr OakliSw ' 8. She will bring a large of Secretary of the Navy Borpr.rte is White garage were laid before of thivotx- - X V.1 Curator John V. Rogers removed t The Pacific Mail steamship. China amount the r., SiX,h suffering from ptomaine r;o:sc:iioa. tire on the lot bounded by Market, complicate i avenuc'- - A b'K block of arrived early yesterday morning from nerchandise, including a considerable Ne5s " the. work of the granite - 1 avenue and Fell street, and - 1",nT on the ground outside Om American flour mills havt- forme a'a". military authorities hi thi- Action 'i rantity of cold storage stuff. The one-stor- y San Francisco with a large number of thSe a temporary J n'USeum' bein exhlbit A provided combination to control trade in China. frame As indication of 'the feeHn- - of he 69". as crack-- passengers for this port, five days' Nebraskan is with a refrig- - is being put up rapidly. (Police h middle. Some beautiful and erator plant and can accommodate cobbler at Tangier has been cruci- Blw Department on the edtacro" departed 5 fied for of twenty-si- x worn- - a.venUe Ellis and Eddy question, win- ' f Colton Inyo marble, later mail. The vessel at goods. the murder 18 betjen the folio - order"wt T" "f rders for xerishable n0t Paved' a"d H is n tut ' fal,! had o'clock p. m. Ten passengers went f"!"up a ed by the Board ofPoHce Comm s- - b' smpprNa NOTES. The United Company of Mew country road, the dust being sionpPs'. ..Tho , , from the museum and were lyln out Fruit very Y from here. Among those returning ' deep and horses having to strain "' .. . , : side wth a pile of broken glass The is York has begun war on the k!ugar kkt and home were Mr. and Mrs. George P. Sierra due from the Colonies to pull loads over it ' next Tuesday morning and will 'prob- Trust. neither soda water nor other drinks of illness, has shall be or di i Inside the museum is a ad wreck. Castle, the Misses Castle, and Mrs. A. ably sa'I for San Francisco 3 Because Maxir Gcrkv MEN DOING BUSINESS sold at about KJi Irfcrtn l . . .. 11 except the back wing where L. Kerr, all of whom were in San p. m. cancelled all engagements to lectuie io Or loon lr the Alai the IN PECULIAR PLACES. u-- , ... kan exhibits are The are gallery l the west. soda . ftn-- i 110ll-tl.- lt OIIOIIC Francisco disaster. Mr. Castle was The schooner Aloha, Captain Dabel, whole region of drinks damaged, but the pictures are littl The about the base There are signs up on the Hotel Bal- - outside of the door of their hurt, suffering from pneumonia at the time sailed from Kaanapali for San Fran- v De saloons or barrooms. gro- although a few of them will have esuvius is saia to practitaiy cunea timore. on Van Ness, between O'Far-i- n In cases of to be and the privations following his leav- cisco May 10, with a full cargo of black mud. ceries connected with rooms reframed. Some of the mum- sugar. rell and Geary, announcing that it is bar tha mies, after surviving ing apartments upon Kang Tu Wai, President of the Chi-- nQw "open business- - 'door leading from the grocery to the the trials and his told him. for ia vicissitudes of some 5.000 or 6.000 years, The American schooner F. M. Slade, nese . says An sa,oon sha11 se- - Reform Association, placed i be kePt closed Mrs. Kerr also had a hard time and that on the word "open," as all the and were smashed into Captain Larsen, arrived at Kahului c,nma is aaxe at last. , windows curely bolted or nailed. bits. The china suffered considerably. . twenty-seve- have been shattered, and the room would May 11. n . days out from come to civ- - make a collector or a The China on trip up to Dillon Wallace has back ventilation is complete. A candy and housewife weep. her last the ice-crea- PUTTING A STOP careful Many Gray's Harbor. ilization from an eight months' trip of m TO of the Coast arrived at San Francisco while store next to it. though beautiul vases are ruined, and nearly Chief Steward Ashman of S. S. exploration in Labrador. s, STEALING FuOD SUPPLIES. the city was burning. When the vessel the blackened and showing evidences of all the statuary was thrown down anil China states that perhaps forty men May Sutton of Los Angeles, woman disturbance, is doing- a rushine-- arrived, the military authorities took were champion of world, go hnt. General Greely had a conference with broken. The show cases were gener- possession of her, seized provisions shot and 'killed for looting in San tennis the viil ness. Mayor Scnmitz Wednesday ally smashed the Francisco. He saw. one body with a abroad to defend her title. The greatest display afternoon and the work of cleaalnt aboard and cooking was done there for seventy of enterprise yet to determine, on a plan to put a stop to up and estimating the damage, now gn-- sign over it as follows: "Shot for Loot- Jeremiah Lagomarsino, aged noted on the avenue on north-year- s, is the going . Ing on, is a lot of houseless and destitute people ing." was gored by in- - the whole duplication which is considerable. to death ati west corner of Post, where the Empo-furiate- d ashore. bull in Los Angeles. on in the bread lit es In all parts of the news people The American ship P'ort George, Cap- Hum has leased a mansion anH city TOWER AT THE FERRY The first the aboard the A negro has been arrested at Cclton some on 4 vessel had of the disaster was when tain FuHerton, E.rrived at Kaanapali roods the counters aireadj. One man was found driving off with IS PRONOUNCED SAFK. New-castl- with two trunks and a suit case tilled the pilot came on. The utmost excite May 9, fifty days out from a lare sien announces tnat tnis irn-- I a wagonload of provisions, under cover The vessel narrowly escaped piling with loot from San Francisco. t.o.lrt,.i concern nas worth of tower of Ferry depot ment prevailed on the steamer imme- wyman neau me of a Red Cross flag which he had im ine the is at diately. upon the rocks there, owing to the cnaries- Morse, ct merchandise on the way. Two fiftv-- l r,-i- last declared to be safp. Tmmrti..,.w t ice trust, has secured control ef the vara Mrs. C. Lacy Goodrich, wife of the anchor chain parting. lots will be covered with build-- ! groceries enough to stock a corner Allowing the big quake, and until very coast steamsh.p ings ...... i -. Atlantic trade. in addition to hnn . . v . 11 I rervntlv. tho.- ...... r S. ar- did San , 3 7 . th airoov v... h...u. thm.n purser of the S. America Maru The Ventura not sail from ... ; nilliuui l.ol. rdviUUt,. lit. paaiKilria It is said positively in nsn'ifcuiu up. carpenters I La-hai- na Colo- having already made ladles In heavy Slnf? through the building rived here for a visit and went to Francisco for Honolulu and the Secretary is to accept stand the line wearing have on May 10, that Taft considerable progress with this work. veils to prevent they are shown some trepidation while passinjr last evening by the steamer nies according to schedule. pointment to the Supreme Court. the fact that and an attractive front will be put on being fed from public from j under the shadow of the lofty pile. Claudine. M. M. O'Shaughnessy, the In fact, the Sonoma will be the first The Chicago City been con- - the funds leav- Hall has the big store, being too notorious. Miniu uppeniea u nave a sngnt nst engineer, also returned from the Coast. boat to resume the Colonial run, demned as dangerous to the health o ing on May 31. sign painters who make placards General Greely gave out following Had the tower fallen Its hundreds of A large number of the through passen- San Francisco a the - its occupants, and will be vacated. and hanno-- .... - Tl T- - r-- nr u I . , uhii J " air: .III- statement: tons of brick and stone would have gers are insular employes and school xvu... xi.. a , - rumi uie a The United States cru1Sers Chat- merous on Fillmore street, and none of "Parties knowing of ac crashed .through everything to teachers. writes to a friend here that his house in ,am . . of instances bl , ta,lfinra nnd Galveston have arrived iu.a ii ik iUCl VllclllLSt supplies . rock. The China is carrying 1000 tons of on Dolores street escaped both earth- ever-- iuic iiiuiiiruu cumulating of relief in large V Manna and are to be thoroughly lawyers and other men who want to persons re- - Yesterday morning Spear flour to China, past few says ' quantities by private are President where for the quake and fire. He the Pacific hauled. put up announcements on now ot the months no flour been sent from Mail Company lost every record. Tem- this quested to communicate the same to Harbor Commission was ha4 Sarah Bernhardt will keep her San busy thoroughfare are overwhelming as- - formed by man In say Ori- Greely in writing, with the the. charge of the the Coast. Steamship officers the porary quarters are locate in the Francisco engagement in spite cf the them with repairs tower boycott been broken. M. orders. surance that such reports will be that the might now be has ental shed at the P. dock in San However, will in Fill-Oaklan- earthquake. she play it js not easy to move along d. treated with the strictest confidence as considered safe. Much of the interior Francisco, and a small saloon opposite . side-Proper- I ALL HAD BAD LUCK. more street at present, as ty brick and stone has been h been as a passenger and the to sources from which they emanate. removed and is rented losses in San Francisco are walks, are thronged with people and General statements will naturally be the walls sheathed with timbers, and According to advices received from ticket office. -- estimated by the New York Board of the roadway filled with all sorts of received with suspicion. Exact details i immense chains have also been used Captain Gaffry of the American sailing steamer today two millions The Iwalani departs Underwriters at hundred vehicles. A box or a plank is enough as to time and place are desired. Anon- - j i" giving additional strength to the ship Arthur Sewall, that vessel has put for Midway Island with six months' or dollars. for many a cigar and tobacco dealer ymous communication will not be con- - ! structure. More brick and stone is t colony. in Berkeley kidnap- De into Anjer Point, Java, with a serious supplies for the cable Mail A Chinese cook to do business on; an optician who sidered." j removed from the exterior o? the will also be taken. Supplies also go ed the baby daughter of the fanily he was is- - tower. fire on board. The Arthur Sewall sail- burned out has his present stock! The following: proclamation was An area directly in front of the forward for the marine garrison, the worked for during the excitfcmeitt of displayed on a fence, various depot has been roped off, and re-- on 12 and sued: the ed from Philadelphia December shipment being prepared under the di- the earthquake. . makeshifts are employed by enterpris- "Headquarters Pacific Division, Fort fuse from the tower will be tempora op- with a large cargo of Standard Eureka rection of Major Fuller. Cable Mrs. Mary McKittrick, one hundred ing persons of meager means but Mason, May 2, 1906. General Orders J HI ' dumped there. erators Hiberdine, Ward and Axelrod and eight years old. committed suicide strong commercial The Key route and Southern coal for the use of the United States - instincts who are No. 21: First Many reports having Pacific go to Midway to relieve other operators at Uniontown, Pennsylvania, by cut- unable to rent store space and yet are been roade to these headquarters that ferry offices have moved back into Navy. The cargo was to be delivered to large at Cavite. who will return Honolulu. A ting her throat. determined to catch the trade of the individuals have accumulated consider- their former quarters, affording more quantity of plants, as well as some The International Postal Convention passing crowd quantities of relief supplies food, waiting-roo- m space and more conve- Captain Gaffry telegraphed to the : able mynah niris. will be taken along. This has decided against the,. two cent rate Fillmore-stre- et prices are still rea-i- n blankets, etc. to the injury of the pub nience to the Immense crowds that Navy authorities at Cavite informing was Wilder. convention is i in- collection made by Gerrit the Union. The sonable and competition is lowering lic service and the detriment of the daily patronize the lines. The Harbor them of his plight and asking for ' -- session at Rome. some of them. Oranges were being is directed every offi- - nmission offices are still in the build- - structions. Up to a late hour this . destitute, it that An Italian girl in New York, . shot scja at tnree for 10 cents until yester-throug- h cer man in this command mg. morning no action had been taken and by and enlisted any BAWAN SUPERVISORS the spine, has been cured da;y, when a man' came along with a bring all acts of this kind to the official it is doubtful whether assistance - CARE OF a surgical operation, and walks with large- wagonload which he disposed of of headquarters. JAPANESE wil.j3e sent, him, as according to , the notice these only a slight limp.. I at two for a nickel, or a dozen for 30 Army no au- DONE BY A SYSTEM. term of the charter the coal must be -, "Second While the has The Russian expedition into Mongo- cents. Soft drinks can be had for 5 thority to make arrests for such acts delivered in Manila and the Navy ac- in The local Japanese, under the guid- BONDS ATKINSON lia, announced as purely scientific its cents on almost every block; and against the public welfare, yet active ance K. cepts no risks. e - of Uyeno, the Japanese Consul, purposes, is creating consiae-raui- un- "hbneycakes filled with ice cream" are; steps will be taken to secure the arrest Considerable risk has already been - have undertaken systematical!v the easiness in London. t offered a nickel. so offending on the j run by vessels carrying the Standard - for and trial of parties care of jananese fues. out or the Hundreds of Douuhobars are march- ,A reat variety of signs are up along charge of obtaining goods under liaise 1rtfmn .tana'na k., Eureka brand of coal. The Erskine M. - The Board of Supervisors of the imk out scu.wMio tii more street, ine soemnsr is eener pretenses. quake fire, 5000 Phelps arid the Manga Riva were the northwest,uin perfectly nude, any and approximately have two last ships to bring this brarid of County of Hawaii has passed the fol Canadian acc0rding to Webster, but in some "Third While regretting the neces- been sent to interior points. Or the ' looking for a Messiah. j places to lowing there are indications that the sity of inviting public attention remaining 5000. about S000 are the-variou- coal to the Philippines and they both reslutions: Anglo-Peruvia- n, from at ' developed voyage. The steamer painter's dictionary was lost in the criminal acts of this kind on the part relief camps in San serious fires on the "Whereas, It ha? pleased Almighty Shields, April 11. Philadelphia, peo- Francises for flames. of a small number of the destitute and 2nno at Oakland. In the hands of It is understood in Manila that there in middle of the heinous-nes- s God to remove by death Alatau T. At struck an iceberg the ple of San Francisco, yet its the Japanese is is a representative" of a large patent ATTORNEYS-AT-LA- W relief committee a fund - foundered. ARE pun- kinson, father of the Acting- Governor Atlantic and requires prompt and speedy i $700i. chemical fire extinguishing company on the Na of The Jananese Government h Mrs. Grannis. President of b Arthur Sewall who is making the of this Territory; NOT MUCH NEEDED. ishment. 'wired a contribution of $23,000, whk-- the tional Christian League for the Promo- "Fourth Any commuication re voyage to demonstrate to the world the Resolved, w out of Many attorneys-at-la- w have taken ' "Therefore. .Be it That tion of Purity,, has been read ceived from civilians, whether by the ',w. ... utility of the patent. This man is said e - ,w v, v on Jo npitrhhnrhnmt . . 1, " oiKm louovwos sincerely sympathij-.- with the family noc i--- u rrr. " the- of l"! to been placed on board the ship nei tiiuHu uctcuoc " commanaing oenerai, peparuiirn.. "i. earthouake have of the deceased, on which it has pleas ro child. iFillmore street, but lawyers do not Caljforni a lne commanding officers of orgaX heJan,nSe company, - I was by the which claimed that ed Divine Providence to inflict such a Virtually, a compromise has been seem to be needed at this juncture, ,he at neadnuarter. iSdquarte 0r " the extinguishers supplied to the Ers- allowing finding occupation gone, one distrit8 tnw consul udth at Manga sad bereavement, and we commend agreed upon on the rate bill and. his wi be treated as strictly confidential, f p,q' trth!.E.fl kine M. Phelps and the Riva them to Him who orders all things for appeals to the United States Circuit of them put out his sign as a real es- - should not be used. Times, but such coinmunication.s Contributions at once c ime In from were not properly Manila best. from decisions of the Inter-Stat- e tate agent yesterday. anonymous By 5. the Court command of various Japanese of April - many "Resolved Further, That these reso Commerce Commission. Wagons of makes, with horses "MAJOR GENERAL GREELY." SS, at I SAW THE ALAMEDA CPF. lutlons be spread upon the record and The Chinese government opposes the of various degrees of energy attached copy opening Manchurian ports of to them, now are used as conveyances THE PROBATE RECORDS 1 S a thereof transmitted to Acting of the Vativlr Not even fire and earthauake could Governor Atkinson ' by the clerk. Antung and Tatungkau, on the ground to and from the fen-- y a charge of 23 FOUND TO BE SAFE. adZS jar the Oceanic Steamship Company's m cents being made for nde. Cheap. ' "ocesiio"! ",rOHN T. MOIR." that the war has left. matters that the . , . . ,, .,,., .ran i ,...n.rno..H' " liner Alameda far from her schedule region decidedly unsettled. chairs are placed in them, and thev do County Clerk Aluicrevy causea 10 ' """ , , . yesterday, only an or so late, Mary Park, daughter of a Pittsburg not look comfortable. s the safes m nis omce conuu and hour --- -- departure Honolulu. millionaire, received wedum- - presents The construction of stores on tne lot mg wins, oonus, aepoMnous , she took her for MAUI COUNTY HAS The general relief committee render-sh- e Pacific-stre- et es- on corner ters relating generally to probate. A, The wharf, which valued at a quarter of a million when the southeast of Fillmore to the Japanese caped damage either from fire or earth- became the bride of Raymond and O'Farrell streets was begun yes- - large number of papers in metal boxes ed valuable assistance HOME OF ITS OWN , uSee uu ..K J" quake, was crowded yesterday with PPrrv Rodders Neilson cf New York. , terday, and Baldwin & Howell leased were taken out. considerably scorcneci - friends of those who went away on the nii of than, in o fx- - honrs The Mi t decipherable. The wills run back a!- - Japanese renei commute rKr- fori beginning of the history ot ized, and at present is taking care ot , Royal Shoe Company took the corner' most to the Alameda. Maui County has obtained a home food supply for the Japanese locate passengers were many IN ( store at $400 per month, Robert Atkins the office, and include some over which the Among the self-containe- LADY LAWS0N d, of own, puts I ed in San Francisco. A of Japa- Hawaiian Shriners who had come from its which and D. .Taeohs & Son. two others at there have been fierce contests, and t ' leg.il nese doctors is engaged making' the the islands to attend their convention it ahead of Oahu County for conyeni A I IP WARD $200 each, and Lyons the tailor one at 'few which are "still the subject of - - camps arid giving PflUni $350 building- go- - fights. is the will In the riea- rounds of the various Mat Los Aneeles during: . Fiesta week. ence of business. per month. A is also There iat Fill- - estate, disposing or oer assistance where needed. ay 'ing un the southeast corner of mall The convention was postponed so tne Superintendent of Public Works Hol-low- at sum; As with the committee "having in Seas are going 3 more "and Post streets, and Baldwin & the Davis will, devising a similar Shriners from the South stated yesterday he had NEW YORK May The Journal many others. hand the general relief, the Japanese home Call, April 30. that . .Howell leased the corner store in it to the Dolbeer will and executed a lease for fifteen years to says: developments late iomfcm m fnr.fSTS oer month. 1 A deputy employed a safe opener committee is taking steps to eliminate ' able-bodie- d .WILL ARREST CAPTAINS. vealed that a woman guest taken from Weinstock, Lubin & Co. are to Io-'ot- than one with whom Muicrevy males from considerations. the Board of Supervisors of Maui, of Many Japanese are being taken steamships Mongolia new Fifth-avenu- e Hotel today to the cate at the northwest corner of Fill- - had a contract, and the County cieiK Whenever the the jail building at Wailuku, at a the a now of through an employment bureau that $300 year. alcoholic ward in Bellevue Hospital more and Post streets, and a store with declared that he would not i 1 ' Coptic. Siberia, Nippon Maru. Doric rental 'of a Thus Maui will . has been established at Fillmore and contribute an equivalent to the Terri and who gave the name of Mrs. Kath- - a iarge area will be erected for Ra- - demand of $100 a safe wnicn and Manchuria arrive here their re reality fa- - corner Fill- - asked. . Sacramento streets. tory' for the loan money expended in erine Lawson was in the phael's at the northeast of aeposneu upon to u of Call- - papers had been spective captains will be called erecting the building. . m.-- English Lady Katfierine, vife more and Geary streets. Armand After the face charges similar to those preferred The County offices will occupy the Sir Charles Allen Lawson, the Anglo-- leau's sign is a little off the line, being in the temporary omce oi me ounyr WASTE AND THIEVING upper floor of building and the Indian journalist and diplomat. The at the corner of Webster and Sutter. Clerk at acramenio ., IN RELIEF WORK. against Captain Going of the Japanese the applied Chief of Police man was charged jail be in the basement. woman registered yesterday at the The cheering information is that San crevy to The Call says: liner America Maru. He wa- - a detail of to guard the with violating the Federal law with As already stated this lease gives hotel as Lady Lawson, London. Francisco is not threatened with a for General A. W. Greely claims that The hotel clerks were called to her famine, all of the city s recoiua. respect to accommodatidns furnished Maui an advantage over Oahu. for ter and that ceorge Clark of the there is a grat waste In the Issuance here the County offices are distributed room todav by a disturbance. Lady sources of water supply are intact. Librarian - of supplies. In this connection he said steerage passengers. The United States and as more weeks, Public Library announces from head- District Attorney's office was notified in three buildings, one of which is a Lawson was terribly excited Probably for two or three yesterday: hours passed her condition grew however, there will be a necessity for quarters, '4d .Sacramento present system proceedings be quarter of a mile from the two others. the . . . . . Aft n-fr-o EOOO "Under the the by yesterday .. . i flfift mail that i ..V,... h.lveil a hi-nr- v can- - im uu-iu- iv,u-v lvnrtf. no amDUiance vas mnssrv nir the imiten sunn v mat - arid instituted against them. After Cap- a - i.! ..f tt.j.i.lirl .:.rtinr are enormous the waste and ed and she was taken to Beiievue. sue now coming into the city, for the rea- - coming o.- thieving are likely to be appalling. It tain Going was arrested, a cable order - ana m. f hospital people she had son supply cannot be en- matter, referencei' books nai rn-- n to the District Attorney came from BOUT ARRANGED told the that that this being rec en ea t can not now be determined when recently gone through a severe nervous Jarged until a serious break in the All boolts are wj1 havf an or,Iorlunity t(J rt.turn t. Washington advising him to refrain -- to forty-four-in- ch marsh, branch libraries, ; or-d- Cr attack and the 'doctor advised her main across the work but a system of food distribution from making further arrests. That FOR JUNE 2 treat- - leading from street. Sixteenth and Market ir- - now recalled. use alcoholic stimulants. After near San Bruno, the a tfm aows of any abufM is a fau,ty is a Lady Lawson was reservoir, is repaired. 2664 Mission street ana ment the hospital Crystal Springs also at abolished. The new A.-- BOATS UNDAMAGED. is repaired San Fran- - and Clement street. Richmond dis,.USRion jt Last night an agreement was reached released. Until this break out- - under but winter. will limited the several deposit stations in tne t new of American-Hawaiia- n Lady Lawson was here last cisco's supply of water be (OUT((, The two vessels the between Dick Sullivan and Joe Silva Honolulu hotels. gallons daily, a con- - lying districts. Books in the nanus oi Mexican, a guest at one of the to 13.000.000 and fleet, Columbia and for a fifteen round go, to take place siderable amount of this supply is now borrowers sr.ou.o oe relu. J; "A regular army officer yesterday ...... , rr-.- ; , , being constructed the Risdon 2. ... . i i rt fill.... thn 'i cin!i rpprvnira- - The .ibrary trustees iu nv 400 of- now at on June Tbe articles for the meet tax .Assessor hou win Keep me ii.v w t j , , ,fT,.t an imme-- saw. about men In line and he . uuS ,weeiv; rruuc v.i tn San - Dffiff nr.en from S a. m to 5 throughout the city. Some of these tnu fered them work at $2 a day. Of all Iron Works. Franciscvwereot-- are ruiw being" prepared- and will prob- todav .... diate resumption of tne service, so uwi damaged by the earthquake, and. of ably be signed today. m.. and on Monday an,j xuesaay, renui ..e tu... i..u r.. ,,P,n, th. enforced that number only four stepped out of fire agreement from ? a. m. to 9 p. m., to give tax-- ing siowiy. itmn a ie ui5. I , line and offered to accept. These lusty course, the works were not in the This was the arrived at - ' n ntr h,v. to pay their in- - city will be permitted a more libera ; rPlne beggars can not be supported by the zone. The captain of the Nevadan. after Woods, the Philippine man, had ayers an opportunity them'- This will be semi-publ- ic come, property specific taxes, use of water, but the puo.ie is sim om... charity of the community." learned from Captain Pillsbury, Sur- given a exhibition of nis and a service, lunnuianj One-ha- lf un- - to sparing in its consumption, veyor for the Board of Marine Under- style and accom plishments yesterday j the amount of such taxes urged be .'J1' only lending library left, May 15. Dr. Husted. the former surgeon of writers at San Francisco, that the ves- afternoon, when the promoters turned paid become delinquent on THE CITY IS ALMOST es , ana i" may Mechani Mercantile the steamship, who tried to hold up sels had moved slightly but were not down any idea they have had of! FREE FROM CRIME NOW. Booklovers' having been wiped out. delivering Sullivan. In raak-- J County Clerk will a poor refugee for fees for damaged at all. matching him with The office of the dismissed Sullivan house-numberi- ng here- - Perhaps never in the history or tne MuSEUM IN PARK her of a child, has been ing the match with Silva. have charee of company. Hi HAS REFRIGERATOR PLANT. proved agreeable to about all the Department of Public Works city, has there been so little crime in BADLY WRECKED, from the service of the after. The clos-poun- IS ' ds was Dr. Hieronyrnus of The steamer Nebraskan of the "Demon" asked and is giving away 15 has turned over all the records in ton- - San Francisco. With the saloons place taken by ' Clerk, ed, Chinatown, the Barbary Coast and The memorial museum at the park the steamship China. Call, May 1. Atnerican-Hawaiia- n line is to leave in the articles. nection with this matter to the

0 30 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL' ADVERTISER HONOLULU, MAY 12, 1906.

MEETINGS, I a FRATERNAL Castle & Cooke, Ltd. QUEEN EMMA PLACE JUDGMENT HONOLUiH, SPOLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT,

NO. I.I.O.O.F. j COMMISSION FRIDAY MERCHANTS Meets every first and third I at 7:30 p. m., in Odd WITHDRA FROM SALE REVERSED SUGAR FACTORS. i the month Visiting m 3F3ows' Hall, Fort street. fcrolhers cordially invited to attend. AGENTS FOR PAUL. SMITH, C. P. The Ewa Plantation Scribe. Co. L. L. LA PIERRE, The Waialua Agricultural Ca., Married Man's Agency The Kohala Suirar rv EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. i, The Walmea Sugar Mill Co. Improvement Club Committee on Filtration The Fulton Iron Works, St. LosJa. ' I. O. O. F. Yesterday's Court The Standard Oil Co. The George Meets every TUESDAY evening at Meets Acting Governor Supt. Holloway F. Blakj Steam Pa to Odd Fellows Hall, Fort street. the Matters, Weston's Centrifugals. cordially Invited to The New England Mutual TOsJtlng brothers ance Life B. F. LEE. N. G. Is Preparing Plans for Filtering Plant. Co.. of Boston. w. tta. I L. LA PIERRE. Secretary. "A wife as well as any other person The Aetna Insurance Co., of Hart. may act as her husband's agent and if ford. Conn. The Alliance Assurance Co., of PACIFIC REBEKAH LODGE, as his agent she hires a house for both don. at a fixed rent, he is liable for the rent NO. i, I. O. O. F. The application for the purchase of 1 recommended a filter plant and fur-- his liability to sup- Veets every second and fourth the Queen Emma place, reserved here nished plans and specifications for the irrespective of lgal TTfcuradav. at 7:30 p. m.. Odd Fellows purpose. under the pressure of the port her. In this case the plaintiff's tofore for a filtration plant, having "HOW SAVINGS GROW." I irnrt street. Visiting Rebekahs political and material revolution of the evidence is held sufficient to show Preliminary Notice t?m been withdrawn, the sale of the tract Our mx cordially invited to attend. last few vears the subject had been prima facie the express contract little booklet with the abort LEE, N. G. has been declared off. lost sight of, but its importance was that title free FLORENCE was by the husband or for the asking. JENNY JACOBSON, Sec'y. The statement of the withdrawal of greater than ever. The speaker thought made himself was or ratified by him if FIRST AMERICAN SAVTNO the application to purchase was made that perhaps this was a fortunate in authorized AND cident, in that it had focused public made by her and hence a nonsuit TRUST CO. OP HA WAIT, LTD. DLIVE BRANCH REBEKAH by Superintendent of Public Works C. upon general Auction Sale attention the subject. It should not have been --granted." NO. 2, I. O. O. F. S. Holloway yesterday afternoon before ly epidemic LODGE took an or an earthquake. So reads the syllabus of a unanimous Wednesday. May 16, Meet every first and third Thurs-- a meeting of the Merchants' Associa- to wake Honolulu up. Here is an op- decision of th Supreme Court, written ALL KINDS OF t at 7:30 p. m., in UQQ i? enows tion. J. W. Pratt, Commissioner of portunity . to accomplish something by Chief Justice Frear, in the case o s?n. Fort street. Visiting Rebekahs without waiting for that stimulus. Mrs. W. L. Wilcox vs. E. E. Hartman. Public Lands, and Acting Governor At - RUBBER Invited to attend. Acting- Governor Atkinson, on being HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE GOODS eordiallv kinson, also gave the same news to on plaintiff's appeal from the Honolulu AGNES DUNN. N. G. both rallied for a "park crank" by Mr. District Court's granting of a nonsuit. THORA OSS, Secretary. an Advertiser reporter. The Mer Thurston, stated that he had found ft It is explained that the testimony as Old Koa Goods, Goodyear TO chants' Association meeting had been very difficult to enlist either sympathy sent up may be incomplete, but upon Personal Effects. Rubber Co. or money among residents of Honolulu R. H. PEASE, called to take action relative to the its face it is held by the appellate court President. OCEANIC LODGE NO 37L for parks. He had been informed that San Francisco, Cal., U. S. sale property, and Mr as requiring evidence from the defend A. F. & A. M. proposed of the the Rapid Transit Co. did not intend to to meet it. judgment is re Jeweiery Diamonds Silverware up he ant The Meets on the last Monday of each Holloway was asked to attend to give extend its lines Nuuanu. Still versed and the cause remanded for thought the idea of making a park o Elegant collection of Calabashes and SMflQth, at Masonic Temple, information as to the general subject further proceedings. A. G. Correa for Oahu Ice & Vtaitinjr memoers oi the lot a good one. plaintiff. Thompson & Clemons for de Hawaiian Relics. brethren and of a filtration plant. Mr. Thurston mentioned the great Estate of Hattie Hiram, deceased. Hawaiian and Pacific are cordially ta- Mr. Holloway said he did not fendant. that historical interest, attaching to the ADMIRALTY CASES. Residence, Beretania street. Co sted to attend. believe in filtration, and that at the property as reason for its reservation Electric C. G. BOCKUS, W.M. A libel in admiralty was brought time the land in question had been re- for a park. JAS. F. MORGAN, tl Mr. Ingalls expressed hearty sym- against the American bark Willscott la. delivered to any part tfc served as a site for a filtration plant, his yesterday, by William Ryan, Arthur AUCTIONEER. of eltfc NO. a, pathy with the park movement. Island orders promptly filled. LEAHI CHAPTER the town was smaller and water con- Stander, Peter Peterson, John Lee, Tel. B1m Ull. P. O. Box S00. O. E. S. sumers could be reached from that ele OFFICIALS UNCONVINCED. Henry Olsen and John Byrne, members OfHce: Kewalc crew. They allege they Meets every third Monday at 7:30 p. vation. Since that date, however, the Land Commissioner Pratt, in giving of the that am Temple, croner of were provided with unsound food and ta the Masonic town had grown and the hills had been cut the information that the sale of the 1; JUakea and Hotel streets. Visiting Queen Emma place had been postponed food insufficient in quantity at that, ln-?&- HORSE staters and brethren are cordially ed built upon, and so it was impossible to without day, stated that the postpone- on the voyage of the bark from New SHOEING! to attend. reach many of the consumers from the ment was not caused by the pressure castle, N. S. W., to Honolulu. Damages RICH CRABBE plant agitation: was of $86 each, with costs, are claimed XM2JA LONGSTREET elevation of the Queen Emma place. In of the titration It attorney TV. due to the withdrawal of the offer of Geo. A. Davis is for libelants. P. M., Secretary. view of the statement of the Superin- destitution," they MARY E. BROWN, $10,000 as an upset price for the prop On affidavit of their W. Worthy Matron. tendent, taken altogether, the mer- erty. Mr. Pratt expressed regret that were permitted by Judge Dole to file W. Wright Co,, Ltd. chants did "not deem it necessary to probably $15,000 was to be tied up in the libel without deposit of costs. the property, repeating his views as Pacific Mail Steamship Company has take further action. Auction Sale have opened a horse-shoein- g 5 LEI ALOHA CHAPTER, formerly published namely, upper taken an appeal to the Ninth Circuit depart . that ment in connection NO. 3. O. E. S. CONFERENCE WITH GOVERNOR. Nuuanu Valley, excepting for its few Court of the United States at San with their carrUct was already practically a Francisco from the judgment of Judge ehop, etc. Having Jfeets at the Masonic Temple every Yesterday morning the committee ap- homesteads, secured th serrlMt large nark reservation, moreover. Dole against it, awarding damages to of a flrst-cla- ss of month, 7:30 by Improvement and. ' Monday, May 1906, shoer, they are preparwfl aacoad Saturday each at pointed the Central Queen place had sur-- Alfred Iverson and four others in con- - 14, 'ctoek p. m. Visiting sisters ani that the Emma to do all work Intrusted to them a Committee for that purpose waited on sequence of refusal to p"ermit them at AT 10 first-cla- ss la at-tas- filtering O'CLOCK A. M., are cordially invited to ai. vived its adaptability for a manner. tCV&ers Acting Governor Atkinson to offer that plant site owing to the growth of resi- Honolulu to resume their passage in . of S. 1428 upon the steamship Mongolia from Japan to at residence Mr. Ehrlich. Ma MARGARET HOWARD, W. M. body's protest against the sale of the dence sections the higher levels. kiki street, I will sell the whole of his HOjj Superintendent Holloway, being ask San Francisco. Kinney, McClanahan & - MARGARET LISHMAN. Sec'y. Queen Emma property. Derby are attorneys appellant. Emoke- ed if it was true that an engineer's re for H. J. N. Mr. Thurston, as chairman, before port on a filtration scheme was being PROBATE MATTERS. HOUSEHOLD sub- FDKNiTDRE PANE TE LADIES' AUXILIARY, calling on Mr. Dodge to open the prepared, said he was preparing such Judge Robinson confirmed the sale o? LAS a report. ject with read following . pe CIGARS 'A. O. H, DIVISION NO. remarks, the . real estate of the Holt minors on amongst which I would your at- i. If the Legislature... provides for a draw Meets every first and third Tue-m- y. letter as the credentials of the callers: tition of Helen A. Holt, guardian. tention to the following: filtration plant it will be constructed," The will of the late Mrs. Hodgins was BEAVER LUNCH BOOMS at 8 p. m . In C. B. U. Hall. Fort To Acting Governor A. L. C. Atkinson, Mr. Holloway proceeded. are but treet. Visiting sisters are cordially "We admitted to probate, Dr. A. G. Hodgins H. J. NOLTE. Superintendent of Public Works the servants of the people. being confirmed as executor without Kroeger Javitec to attend. C. S. Holloway, and Land Commis- "The site should be near No. 4 reser Piano, 21. ALICE DOHERTY, Pres. bond. sioner Jas. B. Pratt. voir the big one now under construe On the petition of Daisy D. F. Cart HONOLULU IRON TIMMONS, Sec'y. ll WO&E3 MARGARET K. w-i- Violins, Gentlemen: The undersigned were tion. There be no need to continue wright Cross, beneficiary under a trust appointed at a meeting of the Oahu present they would Cart-wrig- & COMPANY. the reservoirs, as deed made between Alexander J. ht Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine, HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. x. Central Improvement Club, held last bo reduced to mud basins. Tc place White Sewing Machine, as committee to you and William F. Allen,, and in I. O. R. M. night, a present to the filter at Hanaiaikamalama would be accordance with the power of the trust 1 Rosewood Bedroom Set, the resolutions accompanying this let-- 1 to cut down the head 35 or 40 feet. 1 Oak Bedroom Set, Machinery, Black Pipe, every second and fourth FRI-DAT- of deed, Chief Justice Frear has appoint GalTaatea! fleets ter,. which were adopted unanimously f which would absolutely prohibit getting Oak Writing Desk, Pipe, Boiler Tubes, StML-fS- a In Or O. F. Hall, ed the Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd., as Iron and each month. I. by said club. any filtered water up Manoa, Makiki 1 Oak Cheffonier, rineers' Supplies. . owdially invited to trustee in place of William F. Allen, nftslttar brothers 1-- The said club consists of delegates or Puunui. Dining Room Set in 4 Oak, Office Nuuanu street. C. McCOY, Sachem. o deceased. The trust consists of Alakea 4Uad. W. from the twenty-tw- local improvement 5s to water Large Works Kakaako. A. E. MURPHY, C. of R. "It intended conduct the street property and certain securities Book Case, Parlor Suite, clubs of the city, of the two streams Lulumahu, in the all the income of which was directed Fine Mirrors, Handsome Tables, On behalf of said clubs we therefore gulch on the Diamond Head side, and Contents Kitchen, Pantry, respectfully protest against the pro to go to the granddaughter of the WILLIAM McKINLEY Maole, in the gulch on the Ewa side grantor, formerly Daisy D. F. Cart ALSO Decoration posed sale of the Queen Emma lot, and into the new reservoir. Day LODGE, NO. 8, K. of P. same may be wright, for life and to her lawfully Garden Tools, ask that the withdrawn "From the filter part of the water begotten issue at death, but in case May 30 Meets every SATURDAY evening at from sale. will conveyed by pipe line Veranda Chairs, th 3:38 o'clock, in Harmony Hall, King be ditch or of her dying without such issue to the Plants, Ferns, Etc. . you Re remain, your obedient servants, to the electric light station at Luaka-h- a, Would have the old monuments aftreet. Visiting brothers cordially ia L. A. THURSTON, heirs of the grantor, the late A. J cleaned. Inscription vtteo to and as much as necessary be piped Cartwright. added or new ones attend. F. S. DODGE, direct to the higher levels. The water JAS. F. MORGAN. erected MERLE M. JOHNSON, C. C. C. W. BOOTH, spent COURT NOTES. IL A. JACOBSON, K. R. & S. in producing the electric light AUCTIONEER Call on, write to or 'phone of C. B. WOOD, current would need no further filtra- Judge Robinson, on motion of Thomp A. B. INGALLS. tion, and being caught in a settling son & Clemons for libelant, has grant pen C. & HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. X, F. S. Dodge urged upon the executive basin would be transmitted thence to ed an order of "publication of J. Axtell Co. the lower levels." dency of proceedings" in the divorce 1048-5- RATHBONE SISTERS. No. 0 ) the importance of reserving the land Mr. Holloway is still unconvinced of suit of James Pinkerton s. Emelie Alakea street. J Meets every 2nd and 4 Monday, 1801 th at as a site for a filtration plant, and ad the, necessity of filtration for clear Pinkerton. Phone, Blue; P. o. Box 642. Knights of Pythias' Hall, King street, Judge De Bolt will pleas to Honolulu, AH visitors cordially invited to attend. vocated its suitability besides for i mountain water protected by reserva- take the T. H. park reservation. Many trees were al tion of lands from contamination of day of Katsutaro Takamoto, charged JTfALANI K. DAYTON. M.E.C., showed with murder; Yee Man Yong, assault JAPANESE AND GRACE O'BRIEN, M. R.&C. ready growing moderajte farms and homesteads. He the AMERICA of there and at reporter, in a volume of department re- with deadly weapon, and Maka Poai, expense the place could be made one of ports, a table of about a score of embezzlement. Dry Taney HONOLULU LODGE 616, the prettiest parks of Honolulu. He analyses of Honolulu made by Judge De Bolt has five of the fishery and Goods B. P. O. E. thought it ought to be turned over to Prof. Van Slyke some years ago. There right cases set for hearing this morn Manufacturers of Straw fiate. were more favorable of Nuuanu wraters ing. Bankruptcy Sale Honolulu Lodge No. 616, B. P. O. E., the Park Commission asking authority any profess- Judge De Bolt appeal W JD than almost other. The dismissed the IWAKAMI OO meet in their hall, on Miller and for so doing from next Legislature if or's opinion was given that surface of Iwahara for common nuisance. He HOTEL STREET. streets, every even-tu- g. Seretania Friday there was none now. A park was water, kept free of impurities, contain- also set a number of cases for the com NOTICE TO CREDITORS. By order of the E. R. I needed in that section and it was near ed nothing injurious. ing week. HARRY H. SIMPSON, Secy. Defendant's amended bill of excep In the District Court of the United TRT OUR DELICIOUr HARRY E. MURRAY, E. R. the electric car lines. 4. Dr. Wood, the next spokesman, con- tions in the case of Godfrey vs. Row States, District of Hawaii. In Bank- "Peach Mellow" and "Rasport fined himself to the necessity for a fi- KHmAKO TO HAVE land has been filed by Kinney, Mc- ruptcy. In the matter of M. M. Silva COURT CAMOES, ltration plant. It was almost entirely Clanahan & Derbv. & Co., a bankrupt. Public notice of of prop NO. 8110, A. O. P. through the medium of water that the sale personal germs of typhoid fever were spread. erty to the creditors of M. M. Silva & WOLIDHED m Wl Meets every 2nd and 4th through the water supply a single case ft PARK FORTHWITH DISEASED FOWLS Co., of Honolulu, Oahu, bankrupts. IM Tuesday of each month at of typhoid might infect the whole com- Take notice that there will be sold at PHONE MAIN 7L 7:30 p. m., in San Antonio munity. The doctor told of a city in ON MARKET public auction on FRIDAY, MAY 11 Hall, Vineyard street. Vis- THE 1906, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m., by Germany visited by cholera, where on "I $,"0 in my pocket am iting brothers cordially In- have and I Jas. F. Morgan, auctioneer, at his mic THE one side of a street filtered, and on the to Acting HAWAIIAN REALTY vited to attend. opposite side unfiltered, water was used. taking it down Kakaako," It is reported that diseased dying tion rooms, 847 and S57 Kaahumanu yester- and street, Honolulu, AND A. K. VIERRA, C.R.. Those using unfiltered water suffered Governor Atkinson exclaimed chickens are being killed and sold as THREE HORSES, MATURITY CO. 1 M. C. PACHECO, F.S. heavily, while but few cases occurred day afternoon, then jerked down his and TWO DELIVERY WAGONS, as Limited. dressed poultry by certain Chinamen. well as across the street. Answering the Act 'phone and called someone to the Ex a small quantity of groceries REAL ESTATE, It is stated that a rractice is being ana other personal property. Said MORTGAGE, HONOLULU HARBOR NO. ing Governor, Dr. Wood stated that he ecutive building with instructions to LOANS AND INVESTMENT SECU- 54, could not say whether any city as small made by these Chinamen of visiting property will be sold for cash to the A. A. M. & make a noise like an automobile" on highest RITIES. OF P. as Honolulu had a filtration plant. the poultry raisers of the city and bid- bidder at the time and place, 2fieets on first and Sunday even-- subject to the approval of the OlHce: Mclntyre Bldg., Honolulm, third Chas. W. Booth expressed himself approaching the edifice. ding in all sick fowls, District Tgs of each month, 7 o'clock, the getting these Court of the United States for the Dis- T. H. P. O. Box 265. Phone Main 141. at at as concurring in the views of Mr. "And you may say," he resumed to at a cheaper rate than those in good 3. of P. Hall. All sojourning brethren Dodge. an reporter, ' trict of Hawaii. an cordially to Advertiser that I have condition and health. These are then WADE WARREN THAYER, invited attend. L. A. Thurston spoke at length upon my dressed offered sale, Sy order Worthy Captain, of Nuuanu room in pocket for more money." and for the mar Trustee of M. M. Silva & Company, ' the creation the Reservoir gin of profit to Chinese be- F. MOSHER. system, tracing its development up to The Acting Governor proceeded to the dealers Bankrupts. JNO. CASSIDY, ing such that they can offer the poultry May 1. 1906. , FRANK POOR, C.C. reservoir number four, now under con- explain his possession of so much cap Dated ital and his projected visit to the at a reduced Priue. struction. This development had been Cook all same, no foreseen and calculated upon as far suburb mentioned with the rilikia," explained J one of these Chinamen to a i Electrical HONOLULU AERIE statement A. Hocking given Liliha 140, back as 1S87. Engineers Bender, Rowell, that had ( I him fifty dollars to start a for street man yesterday in explanation F. O. E. Bruner and Allardt all made studies, fund i Worker. creating a park of his request for sick chickens. He Meets on surveys and reports upon the subject. at Kakaako. 159 KING ST. wtfl 2nd and "Land? Lots of land there. All we was specially anxious to secure a num- TEL. MAIX 124 JJK. 4th Wednesday even-- It had been continuously recognized ber of birds suffering roup. a filter was an ac- need is a fence and some labor. But with the ngs of each month at that plant essential which did not seem to be in a condition -- we want more money from people who zso o vc m of P. Hall, companiment to the reservoir system. to disease, k. King 1S90 and specifi- are in favor of parks to do the thing survive their but which he t srreet. ..Jng Eagles are invited to As far back as plans could dispose of to the restaurants F. D. WICKE, .were prepared and the lot in right." Mr. Atkinson concluded as he and " attend. SAM'L McKEAGTTE. w p cations was therefore willing to take at a low - ushed forth on mission. H. T. ilOQRE, Secty. question was bought- for a filter site. the price. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Again, in 1S96, Rudolph Hering, one of course, Store Fittings a. Specialty. great sanitary engineers of the LAME BACK. Of all the diseased fowl on THEODORE the sale in the markets and being peddled Aepairlng, Cabinet Work and Poiishina. ROOSEVELT, world, had examined Xuuanu Valley, Alakea St., rear of Y. M. C. A. Camp This ailment is usually caused by around the and boarding No. 1, U. S. W. V. houses must be dressed in Pione M. 447, residence Phone W. Iff 11. Department rheumatism of the muscles and may order to hide Hawaii. ANCIENT be cured by applying Chamberlain's the evidences of its sickness. The Chi. Meets every 1st and 3rd ORDER HIBERNIANS, ntse are wise to this and are also Wednesday. Suites 15 Pain Balm two or tnree times a day adepts, so story goes, Co , and DIVISION NO. the in fixing up C B. Reynolds 15 Progress Elo'-k- Fort i. and rubbing the parts v.'.eorously at the poultry s that only the very l Meets every and third Wednes- and Beretania streets, at first each application. If this does not af- closest investigation will reveal the days, at 8 p. m., in C. B. U. Fort i 'oO p. m. Visiting com- - Hall. ford relief bind on a inece of flannel fact that the bird was not fit for the IMPORTERS AND DEALERI 13 iviaes cordially invited to street. Visiting brothers cordially in- damnond with Pain Balm, table. It is to attend. further reported that the BUILDING MATERIALS: attend. vited and quick relief is almost sure to fol- fowls of Chinatown, both chickens and H. T. MOORE. Comdr. F. S. CREDON, Pres., low. For sale by Benson, Smith & Co.. ducks, are suffering just now with a1 DOORS, SASH, SHINGLES. '''J ' R. H. LONG, Adjutant. J. QUINN, Secy. Agents for Hawaii. variety of diseases. Builders Hjrdware at lowest ralCS Alakea r'reet, mauka Sailors' HooMU

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IT THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HONOLULU, MAY 1906. LOCAL, TI1. I i I BREVITIES. --1 I H ' enU "BT h1 nil nil, Ii, ilii HUH mi A W . an i , miTTr fftWIiji,!Jli.ipi.p a1 f e - - AnOJdS aymg imamFcri crprT; mnrim'--- l ne 1 Committee of the 49 ; Board of Education will meet at 9 a. m WHITNEY today. & MARSH mere will be work in the second de gree at William McKinley, K. of P., DOING HINGS Now showing: a pretty Iinc of new Lodjre this evening. "The wise man locks the I i ne counierieit case trial was again stable door before the horse continued yesterday to Monday, as is stolen." Juror Campbell was still ailing, Crei j on1 oile m all A fore- Miss Helen Alexander departed Editor Advertiser; Kamehameha III. built a road up the sha,w little ordinary J east the China yesterday for Yokohama to Arnold Wash 50c yd. thought prevents loss. You e of Kalihi Valley. Kamehameha IV. up Silks, a fine ground with Dresden I join her brother, Fred Alexander. built one the west side. patterns can not afford to be without : Lei 3, l nave built a road connecting the two, including- - yd. Aloha Chapter No. Order of a bridge across l aplmette, a handsome silk 75c insurance on home and Eastern Star, meets this evening in the Kalihi stream, completing a "loop" around the vallev.) material;.: 85c. yd. household soods. j Masonic Temple at 7:30 o'clock. Visit-- i Also ing sisters and brothers are cordially It opens up 120 acres of land immediately adjoining, and of Lock the door against loss j invited to attend. the same quality as five i that sold years ago, . .... in city lots, for $22s,o from Are by taking out a 'The Christian's Rest" will be the I an acre. It is fine agricultural land and will raise anything. NEW policy. subject of Mrs. S. E. Damon's address in Baby, Irish, LACES at the Gospel Mission this evening at I have secured this land at a bargain and believe in small profits Batiste, Net effects, Etc. 8 o'clock. The hall is on Fort street, and quick sales. nearly opposite the Club Stables, and a cordial invitation is given all to at The new suburb has been named "Eellaire." It is an ideal tend. spot for a country home, and is only twenty minutes drive from Mrs. A. J. Derby has received the the post office. sad news of the death of her sister II Full line of o (RENT and company ! Miss Clara L. Abbott of Ios Angeles. I have sold 33 acres in the last three months. There are 87 ii Miss Abbott vis'ted Honolulu several acres left. 938 FORT STREET. years ago and made many warm Globe-Wernick-e friends. Miss Emilita Abbott returns j hile it lasts, I will sejl this land for from $200 to $400 kn Filing to Los Angeles by the Sierra. n uiit-uu- tdsii, me ua.iuiicc in u, 1 ana 10 montns at o per Cabinets, Card System, J. M. Ross, manager of the Hakalau cent interest. plantation, has agreed to have the vil- Loose Sheet Holders, lage site at Kaiwiki-Waile- a clear of the (CHAS. S. DESKY, cane crop by May 15, in order to allow Supplies the "settlement association to proceed Progress Block. and for Office with the building of its village. The Honolulu, April 14, 1906. plantation lease does not expire until Cabinets. The wines kept June 15. Hilo Tribune. Everything for the Office. j Advices have been received from tne hy C. J, McCarthy ; Metropolis Trust and Savings Hank, formerly the Phoenix Savings. Building & Loan Association of San Francisco, 0 that this corporation Is practically un- - HAWAIIAN OFFICE ' ? SPECIALTY CO. a gallon, injured by the fire and is continuing Great Reduction Sale 0 pure. Try ! 'Phone Main - business as before, temporarily, at 1130 0 143. - . P. O. Box 304. Main 36. Eddy street, San Francisco. 0 'Phone j 0 c The steamer Olympia, with Judge OF CLOTHING, HATS, NECKWEAR, UNDER- Geo. D. Gear aboard, arrived from Ho- 0 nolulu at 6 a. m. Sunday, the steamer CLOTHES, SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS. leaving again Monday at 5 p. m., bound 0 2332323! for Seattle She carried ten first-cla- ss 0 WILL END IN THREE DAYS, NOW IS YOUR passengers and 471 steerage, Japanese t laborers, of whom 82 were taken aboard 0 TIME TO BUY AT BARGAIN PRICES. at this port. Hilo Tribune, May 8. 0 The band will play this afternoon at 0 IN the first baseball game of the season, 0 LESS EDMOHAL MEETING commencing at the corner of Fort and I THAN 3 DAYS and over THE ONLY DOUBLK-TRAC- K I with the players on the oars. Tomor- - KERR & (2., 0 RAILWAY between tbm i 0 Missouri River Chicago. row, Sunday afternoon, the band will LIMITED and CANCELED BY FIRE p'ay at Thomas Square, commencing 0 THREE FAST TRAINS DAILY. at 3 o'clock and assist the different Alakea Street. VIA Sunday schools of Oahu. 0 J SOUTHERN PACIFIC, UNION AND Considerable interest is being aroused PACIFIC President A. F. Griffiths, of Oahu in Honolulu in the Fourth of July CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAYS College, has been advised bv President races. Inquiries are being received Overland Limited. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 11 a. m. from there about them and four Hono- - Drawln-roo- m C- - dally. The most Luxurious Train In the World. New Pullman - Schaefer, of the National Educa- horseg tQ TO(m go lulu are arrlvte to and State-roo- m cars built expressly for this famous train. Gentte-men- 's no - tion Association, that there will be into training at the track for the races, FOR YOUR Buffet and Lady's Parlor Observation Car, Book Lovers Library- meeting of the Association this year. Some ten horses belonging to Hilo peo-- Dining Car, Meals a la Carte. Electric Lighted throughout. pie ranchers are already at the and Eastern Express. Vestibuled. Leaves Sah Francisco at 8 p. m. dally. take place in tne city of San Francisco track lino iriDune. BATH ROOM Through Pullman Palace and Sleeping Cars to Chicago. Dining' Can. Two of the visiting clergymen from Free Reclining Chair Cars. and the influence of the Board of Edu- the other islands, now attending the cation had been used to seek the per- occupy Atlantic Express. Vestibuled. Leaves San Francisco at 9 a. m. dailr. Department association in this city, will mission of the "War for the pulpit of the First M. E. church to- We have every convenience for fitting up the Bath room. In Standard and Touvist Sleepers. on ot-Ko- Hawaiian teachers to cross the morrow. Rev. A. S. Baker, M. D., CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS transports in order to take part in the the way of Nickel Plated Towel Bars, Double and Single Soap PERSONALLY city will preach at 11 a. m. and Rev. Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. The best of everything. session. The destruction of that Robt. Buchanan, M. A., of Kohala in and Sponge Holder Combination. Tooth Brush and Tumbler Hold-- theeninga. ers, Single Soap and Sponge Holders, Comb and Brush Racks, r. r. ritchie, O.A.P.C. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RT. ZVLvrtZLcZm DOin eioqueni preacners anaTieewin . . (Palao Hotel) trying for reduced fares. . ,. , j Kobe Hooks, small, medium and large, 617 Market Street, San Fraacuco v j heard with great interest. rountain Brushes, Bath or TJ. P. Company's Agent. . n,cv-C33cn- y ji joi. yj. i me ( uu VVlllvII . . . . LOCALS. liiuftta, xeniui.ruiit i ccaiB rtiiu iuxuy uinci usuui aiiu cippuiine& BUSINESS i I leader of Honolulu, was in the city the' add materiauy to comfort and economy in the Bath room. f latter part of the week laying political Toulouse geese ana lJeKin oucks win wires ana speaKing at cserrao nan, be sold by Fisher at auction today. i Ponahawai street Friday evening. The Cottage and front room, with board, colonel says he Tavors fusion witn tne W. W. Dimond & Co., t Ltd. to be had at Macdonald's in Waikikl Home ituie pany, put nas not uecmeu to enter the race against Kuhio for The Lealers in Housefurnishings, King Street. H JCot agreeable quality about 53, 55, 57 ALEI the least Congress?. The contest for the dele- Rainier beer is its unsurpassed flavor. gate's seat, recently decided in Con- Inter-Islan- d and O. R. & L. shipping gress, was made, he says, for the pur- S On Oahu Railway receipt books, 50c. each, at the Gazette pose of settling some points relative to the office. the manner of holding elections. The Oet your Sunday dinner at the Occ- cclonel came down the coast overland idental Hotel restaurant tomorrow. and goes on to Xau. Hilo Tribune. Price 25c. ! The Hilo Pineapple .Company was BORDEN'S A gold watch and Eagle fob has been organized during 'the week with a cap- lost. Liberal reward for its return to italization of $40,000, divided into 4000 Advertiser office. shares of $10 each. F. S. Lyman was 1 1 HAS NO EQUAL- - vice-preside- nt; a 3 Honolulu Candy Co.. plantation stores elected president; L. A. Andrews, MAL wholesale trade solicited. Candies, L. C. Lyman, secretary; H. chewing gum and fireworks. E. Kelsey, treasurer; D. E. Matzger, Kin- auditor and Thos. Mutch and Wm. .Not as SU-1- ? Chickens, fantail pigeons, Indian com- "just good," but t ' Leghorns ney, directors. The object of the tr- Game chickens and White to hold and grow pineap PERIOR to anv other Malted 10 a. today. pany is land will be sold by Fisher at in. pies. Certain lands have been taken Milk: sup- The next opportunity to send for stock issued. Aiout three-quarte- rs combines the of cereals select- plies clothing by Wells, Fargo to the dis- It nutritive elements and Golf, Tennis, Fresh and Salt Water Bathing, Riding and Driving are some or of the stock has been subscribed, ed fuil cream cow's is sufferers will be by the Sierra next tributed among some twenty or more milk, and partially predigested in the of the pastimes. The Table and Service are of the Highest Quality. Ticket Tuesday. individuals. Articles of incorporation process of manufacture. and Information at the Honolulu Station and Trent & Co., or ring up Haleiwa Mrs. C. B. Gray, at 1054 King street, have been forwarded to Honolulu. Hilo j It is evaporated to dryness bv the Borden process and Hotel King 53. special room and will make rates for Tribune. I only requires the addition of water. I On Sundays the Haleiwa Limited a two-hou- r train leaves at 8:22 a. board up to October 1st. Families or couples preferred. When you ask for Malted Milk, be sure you get BOR-- f returning arrives in Honolulu at 10:10 p. m. ' The Leonard cleanable refrigerator is DliA b. All grocers and druggists sell it. the newest and best in the market. Stirring new supply. H. Hackfeld & Co. have a i "Call and see them. Nolseltss Easily Repaired Stein-Bloc- h sacks for summer com Wholesale fort can be worn either with waistcoat ! H. Da & or without. Come early. Your size Silc Theo. vies Co. Agents. I means fit. M. Mclnernv. Ltd. "NEW DOHE" I. Some very handsome Bohemian glass Commencing Monday morning, May 7. ware is being shown by the W. W. 31 Siphon jet low down closet, embossed bowl, bent oak, Dimond Co. The wine glasses are m 0 piano finish and paper lined tank. Natural oak, never split odd shapes very and attractive. BLACK FIGURED TAFFETA SILK, seat, and Douglas siphon valve. First-cla- ss tickets to nil stations un very pretty designs, 6 different pat- the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon terns to choose from, $1.00 quality, at Sample in our show window. tickets are now on sale at the oiMce 75c a yard. nn of Trent & Co.. 936 Fort street. . ajjjj BLACK PEAU DE SOLE. Sayegusa's, on Hotel street, have re- l 1TO ceived a letter from their manager, now $1.25 quality, sale price, $ .f5 a ya rl JOHNThe Plumber. 85 King Street. in Japan, to close out their present $1.50 quality, sale price, $1J0 a yard stock at greatly reduced prices in order $1,75 quality, sale price, $1.20 a yard LET US fcERVE YOU to make room for new goods to be $2.00 quality, sale price, $1.35 a yard supply is affected by the great disaster, no rise in prices shipped for the fall and holiday trade. $2.25 quality, sale price, $1.55 a yard Our not Fine silk shirt waists, formerly sold for $2.50 quality, sale price, $1.65 a yard no shortage, no difficulty; fresh goods on the Alameda and Navadan, QUALITY. ECONOMY. ?o, are now selling for $4, other goods in BLACK DUCHESS. due this week. begins Mon- - SATIN like proportion. Sale next $1.05 (j,ay and continues for two weeks only. $2.25 cmal it v, on sale $2.50 oualitv. on sale $1.90 LEWIS & CO., LTD. Food Specialists . ALBERT AFONG MARRIED. BLACK TAFFETA. Telephone 240. 169 King Street. sazonol-a-lia- Soap nTvoxIs ). May 3. Albert 23 inches wide, $1.50 quality, on DAVENPORT (la $1.20 FRED. L. WALDRON, Fayerweather Afong of Honolulu, H. sale at BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS. Spreckels Block. 1: t: Sole Afrent I., and Miss Elizabeth Whiting of this Goods Received by RIDING SADDLES, BITS, SPURS, city were married here yesterday. The $1.50 quality, on sale at $1.00 yard New Just BLANKETS, WHIPS AND CROPS, bride is a niece of Rear-Admir- al Whit- - $1.75 quality, on sale at $1.15 yard DOG COLLARS AND CHAINS, Ing of the United States Navy and the $2.00 quality, on sale at $1.35 yard C. R. Collins, HORSE BRUSHES, CHAMOIS, bridegroom is a member of the noted. BLACK BENGALINE SILKS. SPUNGES, HARNESS AND SADDLE, FRENCH LAUNDEY Afong residents of King Street near Fort, SOAPS, All work carefully done by hand. Shirts, collars, ladiet family, millionaire .41.75 $1.20 yard OILS, DRESSING, GREASE, Honolulu. He is a graduate of Har- nnalitv. on sale at WASHERS. ETC., ETC. Cleaning also. $2.00 quality, on sale at $1.35 yard 'Phone Main 427. and ffent's suits washed. Dry vard. delivered. The bridal couple left on a wedding BLACK MOIRE VELOUR. Goods called for and will tour of the East. In June they $2.00 quality, on sale at $1.40 vard ARADIE, Proprietor, sail Honolulu. They met there J. for 158 Beretania Strttt, oppomte rear entranct Hauaiian Hotel. 'Phmtr. BUte SfZt. sone time ago, at the time of the visit Palm Ice Cream Parlor by Miss Whiting to the islands. (Late Miller's.) 116 HOTEL ST., NEAR FORT. & JUNGCLAUS, ------Proprietors. "BRINGING- - AUSTRALIAN QOLD. LUDWIGSON SYDNEY (New South Wales). April Lunch Rooms First Class patrons by capable 30. The steamer Sierra sailed today, CORNER FOPT and BERETANIA Civility and prompt attention to waiters. CANDIES AND ICE CREAM ARE SPECIALTIES. carrying $1,350,000 for San Francisco. STREETS. J 'I

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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. a . Canadian-Australia- n Royal Mail Line greattight Kafstead&Oo., Lfcf. Honolulu: May 11, 1906. Railway Co. Steamers running in connection wuu t.e Canadian Pacific MPANY. eall at Honolulu on or about the following dates: NAME OF STOCK, 'pd'V'p Vat.-Bid- jack. STOCK AND BOND xv-v- d NEW YORK, April 30. A colossal mm AV'Tl ATTSTRALIA.' .. FOR jmms -- AMULVK. JT J vttt i .1. 30 ism Mkkcantile. .. MAY 5 MIOWERA MAY rival of the sugar trust has risen in C. bKJtWKB A Co...... 41000.000 10C 400 SOANA I " JUNE 2 jAORANGI JUN'E 27 the shape of a fruit trust. In Wall feUUAB. i . 33AHENO 25 t?2r' twa...... i 5,000.0(3 20 ! 3MIOWERA ... JUNE 30 MAHENO JULY street it is predicted the fight will be tiaw. Agricultural...: l.vO-.O- W 100 1XI jkORANGI JULY 28 Haw. Com &sugar Co .7- 100 one of the bitterest in the history of FOR RENT. Hawaiian ssuBur Co.-- i .2.000,000 0 Through tickets issued to ail points m tjanaaa, unneu omics Uonomu 750.!i 100 140 American industrial competition. The Uonokna ! 2,000.000 -- 0 9S LOANS NEGOTIATED. THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD. Company FURNISHED HOUSES, Haiku.... .MM).C00 100 195 United Fruit has undertaken i V0 !0 AGENTS. tiahuku 600,0i . GENERAL I it Member . Honolulu Stock a fight against the Havemeyers under rflhei Flan. Co. Ltd. -- ?.?00.0fi0 5J and 1340 Beretania St. $50.00 tvipahulu.... lw.w l;0 the name of the Nipe Bay Company, Ave, 35-O- Kuloa 03 000 100 exchange. 1239 Matlock S,5 0,000 20 5 which has bought 130-.00- 0 acres of land MeMr'1Sur.Co.,Ltd. fflail S. S. Co , Occidental & Oriental Road B (off King St.) . . 25.00 Uahu tJutar Co-- S.WKMOO: 1C0 Pacific bordering on Nipe Bay, on the northern uoomea.. l.OOfl.O 0; 20 24 FOR SALE HOUSES. Oukala ...... 500.000 20 4 5S' coast of Cuba, and is rushing contracts UNFURNISHED OUa sugar Co. Ltd... 5.000,000 20 27, Co . and Toyo Risen Kaisna. ISO.fKO' 10J Lot Notley 15.000 S. 3. largest cane sugar factory 'Jlowalu street, of ft. Rich for the in 1246 Kinau 25.00 faauhau ugPla&Co. 6,000tt 50 13 soil, choice fruit trees, Steamers of the above companies will call at Honolulu and leave this the world. It will cost $5,000,000, and Pncific 500.( 00 200 climate cool and Lunaliio St. . 50.00 f'aia ... :50.000 1 175 invigorating, beautiful view of land on or the dates below men tioned: will have an ultimate capacity of 5000 1H0 3art about Pepeekeo...... 7),000 100 and sea. At a bargain and on easy KA1M FRANCISCO TO Tiifcii t'KJti &Aii r tons a day. This is equal to the en- Waikiki Beach 30.00 Hipneer ..... 1,750,0001 i()0 130 3A 57-- , terms. See me Co-..-.. at once. ' MAY 18 tire capacity of all the plants of the Waiaiua Agri. 4.500,00 100 ORIENT. HONGKONG MARU Emma St 30.00 A'alluku 7O0.T00j 100 275 W. L. HOWARD. 11 MAY 22 suerar trust together. Co. CHINA MAY KOREA Wailukii bufar 105.0001 5 Melntyre Building. . 17 JUNE 1 The fruit trust, which is a Boston Gandall Lane ...... 25.00 Scrip "00 t NIPPON MARU MAY COPTIC .. Aaimonalo azfifjo, 100 150 24 combination, has $14,480,000 capital, "p t o DORIC - ..MAY -- i. Hills 35-0- 0 A'aimea Sugar Ml'l 12.,000 100 Company $7,000,- - j ullcc . 1 and its Nipe Bay has MANCHURIA JUNE 35-Q- MiscBi.LANaors 000 . liiter-ialan- ! CHAS. cash. Andrew W. Preston is the Young St.. :. d S S. Co 1,50-'- ' ,000; 100 BREWER & COS head of the new concern. The United K w. Electric Co...... 500,000 100 I10 apply to 26.00 ! Tor further information jKapiolani St I. K. X, A U Co., tid. . . ,nv . Company has a large fleet of its J fc & CO., LTD., Agents. Fruit rt. K- - L. Co.. C... NewRegular York Lin H. HACKFELD own and plantation concessions in FOR. SALE. Mutual Tel. Co iro.oon; 10 line of vessels plylat Cuba, other West Indian islands and U. k. & I., Ho. 4.CC0 OOP ' 1 C 92S' between New York and Hono- at HiloK K. Co i.coc, on. '0 lulu. Central .America. It has recenly al- A very desirable residence Honolulu Kii!aK t. i lied with it Elder, Dempster & Co. and College Hills. If you are looking 400 ooj: 20 BARK NUUANU will sail n Stoamship from New Oooo rex: the Phyffes in Eur6pe, so as to mo- for a good, safe investment in de Bo 31. Amt.out! York on or about from ilaw.Ter-.- i .Fire July loth, 190G. port as; nopolize the fruit trade America. Claims! S15.W0 ... The fine passenger .steamers, of this line will arrive and leave this sirable residence property,, you FREIGHT TAKEN AT LOW- ' u5j2Ii' Haw. 'At. 4 p. c (Re- fcerennder: ""' "'" J: OF TUG cannot afford to overlook this funding 1005; EST RATES. :- r CAPTAIN THE Baw. Ter.4j p. " FRANCISCO. , j - FOR SAN FRANCILCO. c.....' l,000,oo;.... For freight rates apply FROM SAN chance. ,!aw 4 . .. 1 0(0.00"! to ' P.ECKT.P.SS OP MILLIONS. Ter p e 16 - ... ys MAY 9 Haw. 5 p. o ... J:09,000; ... CHAS. BREWER & CO., VENTURA MAY ALAMEDA . ov't., V.V.V.". 25 .::.:.:.-....V....:....- MAY .15 currency " 27 Kilby St., Boston, 16 LAMED A ..... , "'MAY. SIERRA Negotiable securities and 6. c I 1,300,000! or 30 HENRY WATERHOUSE Co p. 103 C. roT JTTNE 8 lALAMEDA MAY worth $23,000,000 'were ..removed from Haiku 6. p. ...- - ... 30,0Ui! iioo BREWER & CO., LTD.. fc i J SONOMA .... JUNE Haw. Com. Saear Crocker-Woolwort- h CO., Honolulu. . 20 the National Bank TRUST LTD. Co, ft p. c l,e77,OUO! ... .15 ALAMEDA...... JUNE Hnw fl SOCCOO' !100 ALAMEDA .....JUNE build-in- g. iiR;ar p c....1 before the flames reached that j sailing of the steamers, the agents are pre Corner Fort and Merchant St., Hllo R. R. Co., 6 p. c l.OuO.COO la connection with the above Hon ii T. A L. Co, any These securities were placed on B i5i,e to intending: passengers,. Coupon Through Tickets by ran Honolulu. p. e , ... 70a.00O' 103 :o7i FOR RENT. San Francisco to all point? in the United States, and. fromi New; board the revenue cutter Golden Gate Kaaiiki! 6 p. o iOu.OOO . i0u ilul road, from O. H.LCo.6p. c. .. 2,oo.noo . ioi;-,- . . 3ork ly any steamsnip nne 10 a iuiupcaii w : ... , . - on the. afternoon of April 10. The pile Oahu SugsrOnJp.c, 750,000,. COTTAGE. Beretania street, near : ; ..' ;; '" S c.: Queen For further particulars apply to i:.'. of valuable papers was locked in Cap- Olaa Sugar Co., 8 p. Hospital. Paia6 p. c j 450,000' I101 02 V , W. G.' IRWIN CO., LTD Dodge's cabin and COTTAGE, King street, tain an' armed guard P'ouee rMUlCo.a p.c1 lC'iio: , lUaJijlOaJ next to resir placed at each locked door. Two rep Waiaiua Afr Co. 8p.c.i 1 ooo.ooo1 98 dence of Alex. Young. Wcbryrte t;o . . iU,OL4): . ) resentatives of the bank", who accom- bui?nr 2,0 Iioo i HOUSES, street, Mierican-Hawaiia- Punchbowl near Vine, ni Steamship Compmiy panied the. securities, breathed easier 23.1275 paid (51 S 60). t35 per cent yard street, suitable for bakery. i when they, saw their precious charge paid. HONOLULU". Freight received, at Company's wharf, STORE in Orpheum Block, also sec- TT.Oil.NEW YORK TO safely of the, burning city. Their :, of- - 1 : '; f out Splendid opportunity is ond "... , - floor of Orpheum, for rooming Greenwich street- ease of mind was short lived, however, fered to anyone wishing to SESSION" SALES. S. S .Texan., May 2a (Morning house. ' morning Chief Session.) 15 HONOLULU 'TO FRAN for early next the Fire locate grocery business. Just Apply ' S. S. Arizonan, . ... .'...... : . ..June FROM" SAN 20 McBryde. 5. asked Captain Dodge for assistance. placed in perfect condition W. W. CISCO. 4 CHAMBERLAIN. JTalgfct received . at all times at the At a. m. the Golden Gate carried a corner Alakea and Hotel Sts. SALES BETWEEN BOARDS. Room 206. Judd Bid. . ft squad of firemen to Fort Mason and at $3000 O. R. & L. 6s, 102; $2000 o3r.paiys wharf, 31st street. South Nevadan . ..May 13 Pioneer T 8 a. m. proceeded to the foot of Mason 6s. 104; 100 10 . - Honokaa, (S 30); 6 Oahu Brooklyn. . Nebraskan.. .. .June . street, where the Golden Gate's pumps Sug-- Co., 92.50. XROM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONO-- i FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO were connected with the three-quarter-mi- le FOR RENT. of hose was used in fighting PUGET SOUND. - that House Wyllie $75.00; XJJLU VIA HONOLULU. Fair-moun- burnished. St.... the fire which threatened t. the - Cottage on Nuuanu, near School : .May 11 ' .& S. Ktbraskan. g g.- xebraskan, direct. . .May IS St 25.00 1 con- TO LET. HE I & S. Nevadan.. ...June g' Xevadan- ujrect ..June 8 Length ly length the hose was Ilfl iCottage on School, near Nuu by- - 2 1 sumed the fire. By p. m. there anu St 21.25 : eeh month thereafter. $10.00 was nothing left of it and the Golden Liliha St., 2 B. R.,..... Cottage on Waikahalulu lane.. 5.00 . H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Agents. Gate was almost wrapped in, the flames. Union St., 2 B. R...... 30.00 Cottage on : ; Waikahalulu lane.. 5.00 " ' . - To 40.00 . P. MORSE, General Freight Agant.' the alarm of the bank officials Green St., 3.B. R...... Cottage on Gulick Ave 15.00 Dodge care as lit- 2 3 40.00 Captain appeared to Thurston Ave., B. R... Cottage on Wilder Ave 22.50 20-0- 0 cargo as he I tle for his. $23,000,000 'did Young St.r3 B. House on Fort St., 4 bed roomsl 35.00 for his own life. lie stayed alongside Victoria. 5 B. R-.- .. 3500 Cottages at Peninsula, furnished and 2 17.00 i the wharf .until the heat, aggravated Nonpariel St., B. R r For Sale I unrurnisnea. by burning oil and gas. became intol- 20.00 . . Lunaliio St. " J Ui fire-eatin- ill Lciucr WILL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. erable, even for the g eomman-tier- . Lunaliio St., 5 B. R ...... 35.00 Town. save you money. The order was given to . east off Nuuanu .St., 5 B. R.... 40.00 Fine beach residence at : Kaalawai THE Vf "We pack, haul and ship your goods and out cool Golden 5 25.00 WATERHOUSE CO., ' and into the breezethe Waikiki Road, B. R.. Building. Dealers in stove wood, coal and kindlings. Gate steamed to the relief of the bank Lunaliio St., 3 B. R 50.00 with stables, chicken houses, boat Judd Storage in Brick Warehouse, 126 King Street. 'Phone Main 58. representatives. 4 King St., 2 B. R 25.00 An hour later, however, the Golden 42 i'Thurston Ave,' 2 B. R.... 30.00 house and a splendid . assortment of Gate was fighting fire at Lombard Professional Gards of-- Crocker-Woolwort- Branch street wharf and the h. fruit trees. Union Go. Co., Ltd. representatives had three hours more pf ARCHITECTS. Express Hustace, Peck ; unrest. ; u. ) A bargain for the right party. - W. MATLOCK CAMPBELL. 6- Oueen Street. Next dav the securities were landed PhOM White 951, . , ' Having baggage contracts with the following steamship lines. unharmed, after probably the strangest ihip Pacific Mail StAu;jlp Co. adventures . through which $23,000,000 &canl O. Steamship Co. ever passed. rSan Francisco Call. OMridentmlSmSc Oriental Etetthlp Co. T'jyj Kaisan Kateiii Classified Advertisements DENTISTS. homes, saving you the trouble i. B. CLARK, D. D. S., room 311 Bos- We check your b.aggage at your SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ton Building.. cf checking on the wharf. MUM YilS HOTEL FOR RENT. COTTAGE and front room with board HENRY BICKNELL, D.D. S. UnlS ARRIVED. Ore-proo- rSRano land Furniture Moving Absolutely f, finest cui- in Waikiki. at Mrs. J. W, Macdo street, corner Hotel; Tel. Main Mi. T Friday, May 11. sine, Telephone Main 86 elegantly furnished and the nald's. 7413 a Specialty. S. S. China, Friele, from San Fran best of service. 7:45 a. m. cisco, NOAH W. GRAY, Manager, FURNISHED COTTAGE of 4 rooms Am. ship Hawaiian Isles, Mallett, 63 CbOC&CS0 HONOLULU, T. H. with bath, on Young street near vice-ricomc- ui, days 8 a. m., sighted . v. . from Newcastle, 1245 avenue, j. n Morgan, resiaeni; j. vampuai, port. Piikoi. Apply Beretania FOR Lean, Secretary; A. F. Clark, Treasurer; N. E. Gedge, Auditor; FranJc Thursday morning but blown off 7411 Stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson, from llustace, Manager. Picanco, Mrs. Picanco. Miss Gilman, Maui and Hawaii ports, 5:15 a. m., with on Vineyard 3 fe Mrs. Jas. T. Taylor, COTTAGES St., bed DEaz-a-staco-ec- I-t- 2355 sugar. Master Taylor, J. d.. bags rooms, mosquito-proo- f. I r Co,, C. Picanco, Mrs. P. F. Frear, J. C. Rent $27.50 DRAYMEN, Queen Street. DEPARTED. Foss, Jr., Thos. Carpenter, A. Oxen-- $30. Apply 297 Vineyard. 175 RENT, 63 R ; Thursday, May 10. ham, Lau. Fai, C, M. .T. F. DEALERS IN - Lovsted. COAL. Am. !Behr. Olga, Waldeck, for Mahu- Hackfeld. OFFICES FOR RENT. FIREWOOD, STOVE AND STEAM kona, 5 p. m. Per S. S. China, for Orient ports, 1 1 u h STORE on Fort street, next to Club Also white and Black Sand. Telephone, Main 295. Friday, May 11. May 11. Mrs. A. B. Mackey, Miss E. s. s. cmna, Stables, now occupied by Y. Wo Sing .Friele, for the orient Hamilton, Miss Helen E. Alexander, & Co. Possession given May 1. In Dwelling and Manila. 5 p. m. I S. Hori, K. Ogura. Miss C. J. Brown- - house, south quire Club Stables. Tel. Main 109. - METSO&C-OUICAZ- . RECORD. Stmr. Claudine, Parker, for Maui lee. Miss J. Brownlee, John King- THE PACIFIC " Sardee and 7396 street; 3 bedrooms, ports, '5 p. m. -- wife, Edward Horth. .ervant's quarters and bath, Stmr. Helene, Nelson, for Waimea, --THE STANGENWALD," only Commercial Advertiser Issued Srery Sunday Morning by th Kauai, 5 p. m. VESSELS IN PORT. fire TT. proof office building; large lanais. Local Ofrice, 8. Weather Bureau. Am, Irmgard, Schmidt, for San In city. Entered at the Post Office at Honolulu, bktn. ARMY AND NAVY. S30 per month, no water - - Francisco, 10 a, m. H-- second-clas- s U. S. S. YOUNG X i aa matter. tBUM S S Iroquois, Carter. ALEXANDER BUILDING. rates. DUE TODAY. "U. S. Rob- Honolulu's only up-to-d- ate fire-pro- of ra a 2a la Revenue Cutter Manning, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: BABOH.I Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, from Hilo and erts. .: " building; rent includes electric light, .2 o. , ..$12-0- way ports, in forenon. (Merchant hot and cold water and ser RM Tear 0 a a- - VesselB.1 Janitor , vice. Apply Von Hamm-Youn- g Skz Months S 00 SAIL TODAY. Dirigo, Am. sp., Goodwin, Philadel- - the Co., Ltd. 727 SO-0- 70( -- Midway.! 18. rates on application. S 4 CO 68 9 Stmr. .Iwalani, Piltz. for phia, April BISHOP TRUST CO. drertlsins 80-0- M 1 6S .00, b9 M 13 noon. I Mwara May, Am. bk.. Joreensen. San T 29- - V 64 .80' 2 N 8 V .. DUE SUNDAY. j Francisco. May 10. ShtVlished every morning except Sunday 00 62 VAR 7 FOR SALE. T .7 .01 !2 V AB 5 Stmr. Likelike, Naopala, from Molo- - Hawaiian Isles. Am. sp., Mallett, New- - THOROUGHBRED and Grade Jersey limited. by the F 29 96 70 011 68 5 May S 30.04 72 .01. 60 MB 6 kai, Maui and Lanai ports, a. m. casne. ji. heifers; also one or two young bulls 2UlTTAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD., Stmr. W. G. Hall, S. Thompson, from Morning Star. Am. s.s., Garland, Gil- - choice. Apply to Cal. Feed Co., Ltd 75 MERCHANT STREET. 65 King St. - bert Is., July 15 ! 7413 i; rn Holt Block, No. South Note: Barometer readings are cor- Kauai ports, a.- m. S. CRANE - - MANAGER rected temperature, Instrumental PASSENGERS. Nevadan. A.-- H. S S., Greene, Seattle, C for May 10. errors, and local gravity, and reduced Arrived. COMPLETE set bound volumes Plant OP UNITED ! Oriente, It. bk., Garguilo, 22 1882 1904. XJCAIi OFFICE THE to sea level. Average cloudiness stated S. China, May 11, San Nitrate ers Monthly. vols., to FOR SALE ! , BTJBEATJ. Per S. from ports, Apr. 24. Uniform binding: sheep. STATES WEATHER In scale from 0 to 10. Direction of wind Miss K. E. Geisendorfer, W. full Price a more cheap Kal- - 24 Francisco Paul Isenberg, Ger. bk., Janssen, Lon- $175.00 M., care Just few of those ta prevailing direction during hours W. Bruner, I. H. Beckley, George P. Address P. Hawaiian muki lots. a3xxnder Tonne Bulldlnr. Honolulu, ending at 8 p. m. Velocity of wind la don (via Pt. Stanley in distress) May Gazette Co. Castle, Mrs. George P. Castle, Miss M. 6, Several small, comfortable homes in Friday, May 11, 1006. average velocity I., miles per hour. - torer, Br. Nuuanu tract. T. F. DRAKE, - cable stmr.. Combe. San ROOM AND BOARD. car line. I Francisco. Feb. 9. Four fine Kalihi 4ots, near THERMO. ?!9 WIND , . ... Acting Section . Director fant.'J. C..Foss, Jr.. Mrs. C. L. Good ROOM AND BOARD in private fam Price $11C0. ? -- Willscott, Am. bk., f9 - a j 5 3 Brown. Newcastle, ily 1196 rich, Mrs. Charles Harswill, Mrs. J. H. ( at King street, corner Piikoi. A tract near Waialae car line. - May 8. Heney, C. 1 7406. - J S .5 3 5 5- TIDESv BUN AND MOON. Harper.SfMiss E. Mrs. A .lot. fenced and almost f f p I ? ? s s E. Jaffe F. Levy, H. L. Lewis. TRANSPORT SERVICE. cleared, on Kapahula road. Price IGoO. I i mosquito-nroo- : ST McKay, ONE LARGE s ; 3 .' a : 5 J. E. McKay, D. J. Mrs. Logan sailed for San Francisco, May 8. front f ! B ! 2 FOR RENT I : : . I : H H ? - H - D. J. McKay. W. C. Mikulich, Mrs. W. Sheridan at Manila. room with board, in private family, roomy. t 1 2 Within city limits, a ' 13 s' S.i e C. Mikulich, W. W. O'Shaughnessy, Thomas, sailed from Naga-Mr- s. for man and wife. Electric lights, ni. ! Z S o a Manila for newly-papere- d cottage. Rental, $1 Per 70 4 Kg C X X CO ' w Omsted, M. Gor- - hot cold water. pass K !.ia 80 75 .15 Ti ... U ij J O. Miss Omsted. saki, Honolulu and San Francisco, and Cars the ncnth. p i 111 p don Runkle, Joseph G. Taylor, James May 5. door, etc. Address M. E. D., Adver- iaoxis. 87 75 DO m Ft ia a m. in. s;li. easy a M T68 I N 71 Good horse pasture, within M 3. 1.8; 2 44 8 40, 957 5 25 6:27 4.57 Hono-Thom- 7397 n, I T. Winn. A. White, C. H. Zeigler. Sherman from as tiser office. I I ' sails Seattle for $3 per a-- each, at jer head month. 7 59 3 .1' "2KB 74 .00 6 Vk 4 04 1 .28 Campbell, Joseph Cushingham, lulu Manila. T d 9 3 24, 9.15 10.50 5.25 6 Rise , and Mav Mrs. E. Figueft-a- Miss Lucia Figueira. Lawton, sailed for Pago Pago, Apr. 23. J. H. SCHNACK. W 9 4.48 2 0i 4.03, 9 47 10 46 Z.34 6.28 8 06 Figueira, Tony LOST. ! I I I l I Miss Virginia Master Supply, Guam. ! L at 80-0- 2 81 Bl 76 .00 &i 1 SK GOLD F.ns-- 104 10 5. 35 4.44 10 24 . . 8 29, 9 13 Figueira, F. E, Hanbald, H. de Mello, Meade, Watch and fob. Initials T - 2 0 i54 at Manila. j - I "M. R." on fob. 79' 8 74 .02 64 . 4 KB 11 a.tn' E. Wichman. Mrs. D. Rees and child. Dix, sailed for Seattle. May 10. Liberal reward for V& F ll! 6.&; 1.9', 5 0.47 5.23 6.29 10.12 7413 H1.:I stmr.; Loa, May 11, from their return to Advertiser office. ! - i I ( i I Per Mauna ' l! r SO-I- 77. 89 05 W 6 SE '11 THE MAILS. STEIN WAY 7Zfi 7" f 8" 12 7.20 1.8' 6 30 11 45- 1 52 5 23 6.30 11.10 Kau; Rev.' J. Kauhane. G. D. Gear, R. I i i , f V ATg!3Q.(9 frfr i j 6S 4 N I 'P-- L. N. T. Malls A PAIR of gold rimmed eye glares AND OTHER PIANOS. 68 74 .03 S 13 8.1s' 1 ! 7.48 12.42! 3 01 5 23 8 c"0 11 59 C. Perkins. Rev. Puanui, are due from the followlne Ka- - between T. DRAKE, O'Brien; from Kona ports: Mrs. K. points as follows: somewhere Kewalo street F. Full moon May 8 3:38 a. m. and Avenue THAYER PIANO CO. Acting Section Director. at upiko. Rev. J. Keala, Rev. C. W. P. San Francisco Per Nippon Mai u, May Beretania and Punahou. Times of the tide are taKen from the Kaeo. Mrs. L. Kaaua. Miss E. Kaaua. 16. Reward if returned to this office. 156 AND 158 HOTEL STREET, United States Coast and Geodetic Sur- Konoro. Rev. D. Alavva Orient 7404. 1JHE OLD RELIABLE STAND vey Rev. K. and Per Hongkong Maru. May 18. Opposite Young Hotel. tables. 4 wife. Miss C. Greenwell, J. C. Cullen. Victoria Per Maheno. June 2. ; PANAMA AND STRAW The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur A. G. Kaulukou, Ii. Wassman, Rev. D. Colonies Per May 15. about one hour arlier than at Hono- Sierra. lulu. D. Wallace. W. A. Kinney, Rev. A. S. Mails will dennrt as fn'ir.n-e-- Baker. K. Baker; from Maui Occldeofcl Resloiironi moroes Bands. Hawaiian star.aard time Is 19 hours MrsR. San Francisco- -. Per Sierra, May 13. ports; Rev. I. D. Iaea, II. J. K. Xawa-hin- e, 30 minutes slcjrer than Greenwich Orient Fer Nippon Maru, May 17. C3ased and Block-wor-k Absolutely Ting Ah Ling, Lau Fai. C D. time, being that of the meridian of 157 SO. First-clas- Guaranteed. 42 VictoriaPer Miowera, Mav Everything new. s cooks; degrees thirtv minutes. The time whis- Lufkin and deck. j blows p. m., Denarted. courteous waiters. tle at which Is the BORN. TO TOWN. same as Greenwich, 0 hours 0 Per stmr. Claudine for Maui ports BEST MEAL EE HAD IN Globe Clothing Co minute. Open from 5 a. m. to 8 p. m- - Privat Sun and toon ere for local tint fer May 11. Mrs. . Lacy Goodrich. Miss HERD May 9, at Maunawili ranch to HOTEL STREET. the whole ?oub. S. E. Treadway, C. D. Lufkin, M. C. Mr. and Mrs. Dining Room for Ladies. JHerd a son. 7320 LEONG HOY. Proprietor.

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